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View definitions for be angry

be angry

verb as in bristle

verb as in burn

verb as in simmer

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They will be angry after that performance, and looking to prove a point.

From BBC

I’ve also watched her be angry for nothing to, now, speaking to me like, “Remember when I was angry for that?”

He added that he was not sure who to be angry with.

From BBC

And I think I’ve spent most of my life kind of demonizing it and choosing not to understand it because the easier thing for me was to just be angry at it.

“If you have a guy who is going to be angry about immigration, have a killer offering reasons for shooting up immigrants,” he asked, “how could he not use reasons that have already been articulated by legitimate sources?”

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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