sulky
sul
ˈsʌl
sal
ky
ki
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British pronunciation
/sˈʌlki/

Definition & Meaning of "sulky"in English

01

ill-tempered and in a bad mood, tending to sulk

sulky definition and meaning
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He gave a sulky reply and crossed his arms.
She sat in the corner, looking sulky.
02

depressingly dark

03

moving slowly

Sulky
01

a lightweight, two-wheeled horse-drawn carriage, typically used for one person, often in horse racing

What is a "sulky"?

A sulky is a small, lightweight, two-wheeled cart used for racing or light transportation, typically pulled by a single horse. It has a simple, minimalistic design with a low frame and usually features one seat for the driver. Sulkies are most commonly associated with harness racing, where a driver rides in the cart while the horse pulls it at high speeds around a track. The design allows for quick movement and agility, making it ideal for racing events.

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The jockey climbed into the sulky for the harness race.
Sulkies are designed to be fast and lightweight.
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