懊嘟嘟

懊嘟嘟

1. (Hokkien) frowny; frownful; scowly; scowlful; pouty (characterized by a facial expression, as if either upset, sulky, morose, dejected, vexed, annoyed, disgruntled, discontent, frustrated, unhappy)

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