sulky meaning and definition

SULKY noun

Definition of sulky (noun)

1. A lightweight, two-wheeled vehicle for one person, pulled by a single horse.
   • Example: "She rode in a sulky during the horse race."

SULKY adjective

Definition of sulky (adjective)

1. Being unhappy or moody.
   • Synonyms: huffish
2. Moving slowly.
   • Example: "A sulky child dragging their feet."
   • Synonyms: sluggish
3. Very dark and depressing.
   • Example: "The sulky atmosphere of the haunted house."
   • Synonyms: gloomful, glooming, gloomy