“In a huff” in Japanese
Short answer
プリプリ
puripuri
In a huff in Japanese is “プリプリ” (puripuri). Full meaning: angrily, in a huff, in anger; plump, tender.
Other ways to say “In a huff” in Japanese
プンスカ
punsuka angrily, in a huff
ブリブリ
buriburi angrily, in a huff, in anger; plump, tender
フリフリ
furifuri angrily, in a huff, in anger; plump, tender
ぷりぷり
puripuri angrily, in a huff, in anger; plump, tender
ぶりぶり
buriburi angrily, in a huff, in anger; plump, tender
ふりふり
furifuri angrily, in a huff, in anger; plump, tender
ぷいと
puito suddenly in a bad mood, in a huff; abruptly, suddenly, unexpectedly
ぷんすか
punsuka angrily, in a huff
プリプリッ
puripuri angrily, in a huff, in anger; plump, tender
ぷりぷりっ
puripuri angrily, in a huff, in anger; plump, tender
プンプン
punpun (smelling) strongly, pungently; angrily, furiously, indignantly, in a huff, fuming
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