See red: To become intensely angry.
Up in arms: A person or a group is angry, and they are complaining about something.
Ballistic: Reacting with extreme anger or rage.
Bite someone's head off: To respond to someone with extreme anger and aggression.
Hot under the collar: To feel or show visible signs of anger or irritation.
Fly off the handle: To become very angry and lose control of one's emotions.
Blow your top: To lose your temper.
Blow a fuse: To become extremely angry or lose one's temper suddenly.
Have a bone to pick: To be angry with someone and want to talk to them about it.
Get off one's back: Expresses annoyance and ask them to stop finding fault or criticizing you.
Have a short fuse: Easily becoming angry or irritated.
Hit the roof/ceiling: To become extremely angry, often to the point of shouting or yelling.
Throw a fit: To become very angry or agitated.
At one's wit's end: To be so angry or frustrated that you don't know what to do anymore.
Enraged: The person is extremely angry.
A flea in one's ear: Makes you are angrily reprimanded or humiliated.
Boil: Makes you really angry.
Steaming mad: Extremely angry.
Chip: Being easily angered or feeling resentful.
Fit of anger: Astrong feeling of anger that is difficult to control and can lead to uncontrolled outbursts of rage.
Bear with a sore head: The person is in a bad mood and gets annoyed over little things.
On the warpath: To be in an angry or aggressive mood, often seeking confrontation.
In a towering rage: Extremely angry and possibly uncontrollable.
Have steam coming out of one's ears: To be extremely angry.
Bite the bullet: To endure a painful or difficult situation.
Spit nails: To be extremely angry, often to the point of wanting to retaliate.
Raise Cain: To cause a disturbance or make trouble; to express anger or frustration.
Be spitting mad: To be extremely angry.
Flip one's lid: To lose your temper completely.
Chew the scenery: To express anger or frustration in a dramatic or exaggerated manner.
Chew someone out: To reprimand or scold someone angrily.
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