huff

She held a hand in front of her face and huffed on it.

She huffed out, and a couple minutes later, you walked in.

The man came huffing out of the back room with a videotape.

He started huffing when she took the stairs down to the main level.

"Then let me know what you think is good," she huffed.

"We are talking about the end of the world," Smith huffed.

The man, she huffed, had barely looked her way when they were growing up.

I saw its body huffing up fire and knew we had to get out of the way in a hurry.

I may just stamp my foot on the ground and maybe even huff a little.

He huffed out his breath, the thick air getting to him.

Far off I heard an owl huffing away, but nothing was moving on the floor of the bush.

She huffed out a breath, brought herself back on track.

I'm off to huff some paint thinner to clear my head.

He pulled in a deep breath and huffed it out.

Gail huffed and her face showed the effort she was making.

They huffed and puffed after that, but nothing was going to get through.

He huffed, exasperated with himself, then turned from the window.

"I used to think the security people at the embassy were a pain," she huffed after a moment.

A common form is huffing as a means of intoxication.

We huffed and puffed in the second half, but it was too late.

What I do know is that we are not huffing and puffing.

You can huff and puff, but I'm not home anymore.

She huffed a wisp of hair back off her face.

He huffed into federal court demanding a runoff, and lost.

Two of his men caught up with him, huffing from exertion.