pout 
/ˈpaʊt/ verb
pouts; pout·ed; pout·ing /ˈpaʊt/ verb 1 : to push out your lips to show that you are angry or annoyed or to look sexually attractive [+ obj] ▪ She pouted her lips and stared at him angrily. [no obj] ▪ The boy didn't want to leave—he stomped his feet and pouted. ▪ The model pouted for the cameras. ▪ Her lips pouted, and she began to cry. 2 [no obj] chiefly US : to refuse to talk to people because you are angry or annoyed about something
▪ Whenever he doesn't get his own way, he pouts. [=sulks] ▪ Quit pouting!
▪ Whenever he doesn't get his own way, he pouts. [=sulks] ▪ Quit pouting!
— pout noun, plural pouts [count]
▪ She had a sultry pout on her lips.
▪ She had a sultry pout on her lips.
— pouted adjective
▪ pouted lips
▪ pouted lips
— pouty /ˈpaʊti/ adjective, pout·i·er; pout·i·est
▪ pouty lips ▪ He had a pouty look on his face.
/ˈpaʊti/ adjective, pout·i·er; pout·i·est ▪ pouty lips ▪ He had a pouty look on his face.
