steaming (mad)

Very irate and upset. I was positively steaming by the time the end of the meeting. How dare the boss speak to me that way? Mom didn't say anything, but I could tell she was steaming mad.

steaming (mad)

Fig. very angry; very mad; very upset. The steaming coach yelled at the clumsy players. The principal was steaming mad when he found that his office had been vandalized.

词组	steaming (mad)
释义	steaming (mad) steaming (mad) Very irate and upset. I was positively steaming by the time the end of the meeting. How dare the boss speak to me that way? Mom didn't say anything, but I could tell she was steaming mad. See also: steam Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. steaming (mad) Fig. very angry; very mad; very upset. The steaming coach yelled at the clumsy players. The principal was steaming mad when he found that his office had been vandalized. See also: steam McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: I dare say not dream of something/of doing something wouldn't dream of wouldn't dream of (doing something) wouldn't dream of doing stewed up dare do a dare how dare you, etc. steaming
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