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blow a fuse
noun as in frenzy
Strongest matches
Strong matches
verb as in blow one's stack
Weak matches
verb as in crack up
verb as in rage
Example Sentences
His arms are folded tight and he looks ready to blow a fuse.
What a pity the Serbia striker blew a fuse at Old Trafford.
She knew what to do when we blew a fuse, how often the gutters should be cleared, and why the neighbours screamed at their television on weekends in winter – “the Rabbitohs are losing again”.
If you’re concerned about fumes, blowing a fuse or the energy required to run the cycle, skip it.
Since then, he has run two to three 20-mile runs a week in his parents’ basement, with the space heaters cranked up until he blew a fuse and had to rearrange the outlets.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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