Fiercely angry. Obsolete.

Overcome with anger, madness, or distress; insane, mentally disturbed.

Mad, frantic, furious.

Enraged, furious.

Violently angry or irritated; enraged, furious.

Enraged, furious.

Of a person, a person's state of mind, or an action: strenuous, ardent, impetuous; fierce, angry. Obsolete except as merged in sense 1b.

Violent, wrathful.

Fierce, violent, angry.

Of a person, an animal, etc.: Full of fury or fierce passion; mad with anger, zeal, or the like; raging, frantic. Also of actions, attributes…

In comparisons, as a type of violence or fury (†phr. wroth as (the) wind), swiftness, freedom or unrestrainable character, mutability or fickleness…

Angry, wroth, furious, violent.

Angry, enraged, impulsive, violent. Obsolete.

Angry, violent.

Fierce; angry.

Of a person or animal: raving in madness or fury, acting violently. Also: (of a natural force, a passion, etc.) violent, intense.

Furious, raging, mad.

Infuriated.

That violates justice, morality, or decency; that causes outrage. Also: †furious, raging; acting extravagantly or without self-restraint (obsolete).

= fulminating, adj. 1.

= woodly, adj.

Apparently originally of horned beasts: Enraged so as to be ready to horn any one. Hence of persons: Stark mad; mad with rage; furious. Cf. earlier…

attributive. Angry, violent. Obsolete. rare.

Mad, furious.

Made mad; deprived of reason; excited to frenzy, enraged. (In later use poetic only.)

Full of rage or anger.

= furibund, adj.

Vehement, furious.

Of natural forces, e.g. fire, wind, etc.; also of passion, disease, conflict, persecution, etc.: Angry, violent, vehemently raging.

Of persons: Violently excited. Extremely irritated or vexed; angry, ‘furious’.

Excited to fury; maddened; full of fury; enraged, raging, frantic, furious. (Of persons and their actions, animals, etc.; figurative of things.)

violently angry, so as to dance with rage.

Made or driven mad, angered; irritated, annoyed.

Thundery. rare. (Cf. sulphurous, adj. 2b.)

colloquial. In predicative use. Of a person: enraged, angry, furious. Also: using angry language. Cf. to cut up savage at cut, v. phrasal verbs. Now…

Provoked to fury; maddened with passion; furiously enraged.

colloquial. bouncing mad: furiously angry. Cf. hopping mad adj. at hopping, adj.1 compounds.

dialect. Angry; of a violent temper, passionate.

raging, moving with fury.

Chiefly in predicative use. Requiring to be restrained, as with a rope; intractable, wild; violently angry.

Having fury, furious.

Of or relating to thunder and lightning; fulminatory. In later use chiefly figurative.

Furiously angry; enraged. Chiefly in predicative use.

Inclined, disposed. Now chiefly colloquial and dialect in stronger sense: Angry or troubled enough to (do something desperate or violent); exhausted…

= hopping mad adj. at compounds.

furiously angry (cf. mad, adj. 6).

tamping mad: furiously angry; intensely annoyed. Cf. bouncing mad at bouncing, adv. additions, hopping mad adj. at hopping, adj.1 compounds.

up the wall: angry, furious; distraught, mad, crazy; esp. in phrases to climb up the wall, run up the wall: to become very angry or distraught; to d…

In predicative use: raving mad, delirious; furious, angry. Frequently in stark ravers.