flounce
/flouns/
verb
verb: flounce; 3rd person present: flounces; past tense: flounced; past participle: flounced; gerund or present participle: flouncing
1.
go or move in an exaggeratedly impatient or angry manner.
“he stood up in a fury and flounced out”
synonyms: storm, stride angrily, sweep, stomp, stamp, march, strut
“she flounced off to her room”
•move with exaggerated motions.
“she flounced around, playing the tart and flirting”
noun
noun: flounce; plural noun: flounces
1. FLOUNCE
an exaggerated action, typically intended to express one’s annoyance or impatience.
“she left the room with a flounce”
“she left the room with a flounce.”
That reminds me of when Bawney left DC.