leave in a huff

To leave in an angry, belligerent, or vexed manner. Don't leave in a huff like that—it was only a joke! Mary left in a huff after her wife criticized her cooking.

See also: huff, leave

See also:

go off in a huff
huff
be in a huff
in a huff
on the way out
on the/(one's) way out
be on the way out
Can I/we have the bill?
Can I/we have the check?

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