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Ok so I think I've typed/spelled that right, but so I came across this phrase
in a random children's book at a cat cafe I go to frequently. So I know what
this means, it's like when you just act all sassy, lift your head dramatically
to basically tell the other party to f-off as if you don't know them anymore.

But I could've sworn there is like some equivalent to this in English or at
least something reasonably close. For the life of me I cannot really put my
finger it, I feel like it's something along the lines of onomatopoeia in
English as well or something similar to that. The two things my brain keeps
coming to are like huff and puff but I feel like that's not even close.

Sorry for the vagueness but it's about all I can come up with.
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translation words onomatopoeia
Is there an English equivalent to 「ふん」とする
"Humph", "pish", etc., perhaps?
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