sulk about

sulk about (someone or something)

To have a brooding, sullenly aloof, silently resentful attitude or demeanor because of someone or something. A: "What's wrong with Jim?" B: "Oh, he's still sulking about being passed over for the promotion." You can't spend your whole life sulking about your husband. It's time to move on!
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sulk about someone or something

 and sulk over someone or something
to pout or be sullen about someone or something. What are you sulking about now? There is no need to sulk over Mary.
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Emre was not in the starting line-up as the Magpies tumbled out of the FA Cup at Chelsea on Wednesday night but, rather than sulk about his omission, the Turkish international has picked out the positives from a campaign which has fizzled out depressingly early.
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