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Social Interaction & Relationships - Anger & Rage

Here you will find slang related to anger and rage, capturing the intense ways people express frustration, annoyance, or fury in casual conversation.

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Social Interaction & Relationships
salty
salty
[Adjective]

annoyed, bitter, or upset, often over something minor

Ex: He's still salty about losing the game. 
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pressed
pressed
[Adjective]

overly upset, annoyed, or preoccupied with something

Ex: Why are you so pressed about what she said? 
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get bent out of shape

to become upset, angry, or agitated, especially over something minor

Ex: He got bent out of shape over a parking spot. 
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[see] red
see red
[phrase]

to suddenly become enraged and uncontrollably angry

Ex: He saw red when he found out someone had tampered with his project. 
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to pop off

to suddenly start expressing anger, ranting, or confronting someone verbally or physically

Ex: He popped off after being disrespected. 
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to crash out

to make a reckless, impulsive, or regrettable decision, often fueled by anger or frustration

Ex: He crashed out after losing his temper in the meeting. 
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big mad
big mad
[phrase]

extremely angry or upset; very irritated

Ex: He was big mad when he found out about the mistake. 
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[go] postal
go postal
[phrase]

to become extremely angry, agitated, or uncontrollably violent, typically in a workplace

Ex: When he found out his project had been cancelled, he nearly went postal. 
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ape
ape
[Adjective]

extremely wild, crazy, or overexcited

Ex: They were ape over the surprise party. 
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ballistic
ballistic
[Adjective]

extremely angry or enraged

Ex: When he heard him lie about it, he went ballistic. 
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hangry
hangry
[Adjective]

feeling irritable or angry due to hunger

Ex: She gets hangry if she doesn't eat on time. 
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to flip out

to suddenly lose control of one's emotions, usually out of anger or frustration

Ex: I flipped out when I failed the test. 
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to hulk out

to lose control of one's emotions, typically from anger or stress, often in a dramatic or explosive way

Ex: He hulks out whenever someone criticizes his work. 
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no chill
no chill
[noun]

a state of lacking calm, self-restraint, or composure

Ex: He has no chill when someone insults his favorite team. 
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pitch a fit
pitch a fit
[phrase]

to react with anger or frustration, often through an outburst

Ex: I'd love to stay later, but my mother will pitch a fit if I'm not home by 10. 
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steamed
steamed
[Adjective]

feeling extremely angry or irritated

Ex: They were steamed about the canceled flight. 
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torqued off
torqued off
[Adjective]

annoyed, upset, or angry

Ex: He was torqued off after missing the meeting. 
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out of pocket
out of pocket
[Adjective]

behaving or speaking in a wild, extreme, or inappropriate way, often crossing social norms

Ex: He was completely outta pocket at the party last night. 
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