sulk-stone
nounUK /ˈsʌlk stəʊn/
US /ˈsʌlk stoʊn/
A sulk-stone is a small stone you hold when you feel grumpy and want to cheer up.
Mia squeezed her sulk-stone until she felt ready to play again.
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2. A stone a child carries to show they are upset.
He put his sulk-stone on the table so everyone knew he was cross.
3. A pretend stone used in games about feelings.
In the feelings game, the sulk-stone means you need a hug.
4. A smooth stone kept in a pocket for quiet time.
She rubbed the sulk-stone in her pocket during the noisy bus ride.