plotz
/plɒts
/verb [no object] North American informal
Collapse or be beside oneself with frustration, annoyance, or other strong emotion: lots of directors plotz while making their films...
- I mean, for real - doesn't this just make you plotz?
- Mom's about to plotz and I really don't need to hear any more about how you're abandoning them.
- ‘When I found out, when she had graduated from college, I just about plotzed.’
Origin
1960s: from Yiddish platsen, literally 'to burst', from Middle High German platzen.