angry

a hungry man is an angry man

proverb Hunger can cause people to be volatile. A hungry man is an angry man, so it's really in your best interest to let your workers have an adequate lunch break.

angry enough to chew nails

Seething with anger; furious to the point of becoming irrational. I tell you, I was angry enough to chew nails when they told me they'd given the grant to that hack, Dr. Warner. The boss was angry enough to chew nails after he heard we'd lost the Jefferson account.

angry young man

1. One of a group of 20th-century British authors whose works expressed disillusionment with conventional society. In this usage, the phrase is often capitalized. This author is considered an Angry Young Man, so what kinds of themes can we expect to find in this book?

2. By extension, a young man who rebels against traditional values and society. He's an angry young man, protesting against a government he thinks is unjust.

mad enough to chew nails

Seethingly angry; furious to the point of becoming irrational. I tell you, I was mad enough to chew nails when they told me they'd given the grant to that hack, Dr. Warner. The boss was mad enough to chew nails after he heard we'd lost the Jefferson account.

wax angry

To speak or write in an angry, indignant, or wrathful manner. Fans of the singer have been waxing angry online about the announcement that her new album would be pulled from store shelves due to the recent controversy. You can wax angry all you like, Tom, but it's not going to change the board's decision.

mad enough to chew nails (and spit rivets)

and angry enough to chew nails; mad enough to spit nails

Inf. Fig. very angry, as if to be able to bite through metal nails. I am mad enough to chew nails! Who took my checkbook? Her sudden tirade made him angry enough to chew nails. He stomped in, mad enough to chew nails and spit rivets.

wax angry

and wax wroth

Fig. to speak in anger and with indignity. Seeing the damage done by the careless children caused the preacher to wax wroth at their parents.

angry young man

a young man who feels and expresses anger at the conventional values of the society around him.

Originally, this term referred to a member of a group of socially conscious writers in Britain in the 1950s, in particular the playwright John Osborne. The phrase, the title of a book ( 1951 ) by Leslie Paul , was used of Osborne in the publicity material for his play Look Back in Anger ( 1956 ), in which the characteristic views of the angry young men were articulated by the anti-hero Jimmy Porter .

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释义	angry a hungry man is an angry man proverb Hunger can cause people to be volatile. A hungry man is an angry man, so it's really in your best interest to let your workers have an adequate lunch break. See also: angry, hungry, man angry enough to chew nails Seething with anger; furious to the point of becoming irrational. I tell you, I was angry enough to chew nails when they told me they'd given the grant to that hack, Dr. Warner. The boss was angry enough to chew nails after he heard we'd lost the Jefferson account. See also: angry, chew, enough, nail angry young man 1. One of a group of 20th-century British authors whose works expressed disillusionment with conventional society. In this usage, the phrase is often capitalized. This author is considered an Angry Young Man, so what kinds of themes can we expect to find in this book? 2. By extension, a young man who rebels against traditional values and society. He's an angry young man, protesting against a government he thinks is unjust. See also: angry, man, young mad enough to chew nails Seethingly angry; furious to the point of becoming irrational. I tell you, I was mad enough to chew nails when they told me they'd given the grant to that hack, Dr. Warner. The boss was mad enough to chew nails after he heard we'd lost the Jefferson account. See also: chew, enough, mad, nail wax angry To speak or write in an angry, indignant, or wrathful manner. Fans of the singer have been waxing angry online about the announcement that her new album would be pulled from store shelves due to the recent controversy. You can wax angry all you like, Tom, but it's not going to change the board's decision. See also: angry, wax Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. mad enough to chew nails (and spit rivets) and angry enough to chew nails; mad enough to spit nails Inf. Fig. very angry, as if to be able to bite through metal nails. I am mad enough to chew nails! Who took my checkbook? Her sudden tirade made him angry enough to chew nails. He stomped in, mad enough to chew nails and spit rivets. See also: chew, enough, mad, nail wax angry and wax wroth Fig. to speak in anger and with indignity. Seeing the damage done by the careless children caused the preacher to wax wroth at their parents. See also: angry, wax McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. angry young man a young man who feels and expresses anger at the conventional values of the society around him. Originally, this term referred to a member of a group of socially conscious writers in Britain in the 1950s, in particular the playwright John Osborne. The phrase, the title of a book ( 1951 ) by Leslie Paul , was used of Osborne in the publicity material for his play Look Back in Anger ( 1956 ), in which the characteristic views of the angry young men were articulated by the anti-hero Jimmy Porter . See also: angry, man, young Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: a hungry man is an angry man man on the make a man after (one's) own heart a man, woman, etc. after your own heart man after my own heart man of few words man of few words, a a man/woman of few words a man of few words man of many parts References in classic literature "Why, if you are angry because you want to do magical things and can't, and if you don't want to get angry at all, my advice is not to want to do magical things." And the King paced up and down his cavern more angry than before. Finally, he remembered how angry he was, and cried out: Yet General Blug was a trifle uneasy when he arrived and saw how angry the Nome King was. The Emerald City of Oz Ajax son of Telamon was more angry than any, for the man had fallen close beside him; so he aimed at Polydamas as he was retreating, but Polydamas saved himself by swerving aside and the spear struck Archelochus son of Antenor, for heaven counselled his destruction; it struck him where the head springs from the neck at the top joint of the spine, and severed both the tendons at the back of the head. Iliad At last the bull was angry, and it saw the horse before it. The Night Born "My poor good man," said she, "why is Neptune so furiously angry with you? Then, as children rejoice when their dear father begins to get better after having for a long time borne sore affliction sent him by some angry spirit, but the gods deliver him from evil, so was Ulysses thankful when he again saw land and trees, and swam on with all his strength that he might once more set foot upon dry ground. If, on the other hand, I swim further in search of some shelving beach or harbour, a hurricane may carry me out to sea again sorely against my will, or heaven may send some great monster of the deep to attack me; for Amphitrite breeds many such, and I know that Neptune is very angry with me." Odyssey "But the core I will not eat!" cried Pinocchio in an angry tone. Adventures Of Pinocchio Rose looked at him with an embarrassment that made him angry with Philip. He was angry with himself, and when Sharp came in a little while afterwards he seized upon the first opportunity to quarrel with him. Of Human Bondage [USA], Aug 9 (ANI): The release date of upcoming animated feature 'Angry Birds 2' has been preponed to August 13. 'The Angry Birds 2' release date preponed Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) said they knows why Namibians are angry adding that SWAPO party has completely destroyed the country the people fought so long and hard to liberate. 'We know why people are angry': PDM Anita the alligator feels angry because things are going to change, she is going to have a new baby brother. Anita the Alligator Feels Angry (Healthy Minds)
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