ap·o·plec·tic
( p  -pl k t k)
adj.
1. Of, resembling, or produced by apoplexy: an apoplectic fit.
2.
a. Having or inclined to have apoplexy.
b. Exhibiting symptoms associated with
apoplexy.
3. Extremely angry; furious: "members of Congress who otherwise become apoplectic about
wasteful government spending" (Dan
Morgan).
ap
o·plecti·cal·ly
adv. |
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What makes Sam apoplectic? his tennis racket when it mis-hits, the ball when it doesn't score, and his brother Jack.
What makes Sam apoplectic? his tennis racket when it mis-hits, the ball when it doesn't score, and his brother Jack.
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