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View definitions for blow a gasket

blow a gasket

verb as in hit the ceiling

verb as in wig out

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Example Sentences

Dad would blow a gasket if he knew I was considering using it, but I’m outta options here.

If you ever played around with classic chat bot like Eliza, you know how many leagues ahead this program is, not just in its ability to understand a query and respond to it appropriately, but also to generate something so seemingly creative on demand—well, that little poem impressed me far more than the time I witnessed an IBM computer cause then-world-chess-champion Garry Kasparov to blow a gasket.

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Consider leaving early in the day to build in time for unforeseen circumstances, but don’t become so fixated on a departure time that you blow a gasket when you inevitably miss it.

“You don’t want to blow a gasket out there.”

Does Graham blow a gasket with Democratic tactics like he did two years ago?

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

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