1. more sulky; more moody, silent, and bad-tempered
Usage: comparative form of sulky

1. a light two-wheeled horse-drawn vehicle for one person
Usage: harness racing

Examples

• She became even sulkier after losing the game.
• The teenager grew sulkier as the evening wore on.
• His sulkier mood made everyone uncomfortable.
• The driver climbed into the sulkier before the race.
• The horse pulled the sulkier around the track.
• Modern sulkiers are made of lightweight materials.
• He was much sulkier than his cheerful sister.