The customer stormed out of the store in high dudgeon [ˈdʌdʒən] after the manager refused to give them a refund for their purchase.

dudgeon
noun [ˈdʌdʒən]

Dudgeon is typically used in the phrase “in high dudgeon” to describe someone who is angry and offended by something they perceive to be unfair or wrong.

Dudgeon is today most often used in the phrase “in high dudgeon” to describe someone in a fit of pique, or more colloquially, in a snit: they are angry and offended because of something they perceive as unfair or wrong. ... part of the English language since at least the late 1500s, but its origins are mystery.

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