froth at the mouth
The phrase "froth at the mouth" can describe both a literal physical condition and a figurative expression of extreme anger.
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Definition
C2Medical
(literal)To produce foam or froth in the form of saliva, often due to a medical condition.
Example
- The dog began to froth at the mouth, showing symptoms of rabies.
C1Emotional
(figurative)To be extremely angry or upset, often uncontrollably.
Example
- He was frothing at the mouth after hearing the unfair decision.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "froth at the mouth":
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