Offended, easily offended.
1800. The Philadelphia Gazette is huffed at our stating a fact.—The Aurora, Phila., Dec. 18.
1825. Brockett, Huff, to offend. “She’s easily huffed.” (N.E.D.)
1855. He told us to wash ourselves, and that almost made the women mad, and they said, as they were not admitted into the Temple while this washing was being performed, that some mischief was going on, and some of them were right huffy about it.—George A. Smith at the Mormon Tabernacle, March 18: ‘Journal of Discourses,’ ii. 215.
