Huffish

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 249
hul'ish, adj. given to huff. insolent: — arrogant adv Huff'ishly - u. Huff iBhne . Huffy, liuf'i, adj given to huff, puffed up petulant.--// Huff'ine . Hug, ling, v to unbiacc closely and fondly to congratulate (one’s self) inaut to keep close to. - vi to n Hall Hull, bul, the frame or body of a ship. v.t. to pierce the hull (as with a cannon-ball ).--v.i. to float or drive on the water, as a mere hull. (Same word as above, perh, modified in meaning by confusion with Dut. kol a ship’s hold, or with Hulk.}
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