hopping mad

He was not hurt; he was only rumpled and dusty and hopping mad.

If his father finds it out, he will be hopping mad, Ill bet.

Colonel Button was "hopping mad," as the quartermaster put it, and as all men could see, yet at what?

This was an indignity that sent him hopping mad, so jumping on to his horse he galloped to the Court House.

It would only worry him and make him hopping mad, and hes got enough on his mind as it is.

Dora wouldn't help me make pies, cause she was afraid of messing her clo'es and that made me hopping mad.

The conclusion is inevitable that he was filling the other fellow's place, and the colonel is hopping mad.

Ill bet those fresh chumps over at Hillsport are hopping mad today!

The rest of us were "hopping mad," too, but held our tongues so long as we were around Phoenix.

Old Welborne got hopping mad at me for ousting his tenant, and simply rowed me up Salt River.