wax wode
The phrase "wax wode" is an archaic expression originating from Old English, meaning to become very angry.
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Definition
C2Historical
(archaic)To grow intensely angry.
Example
- In old tales, heroes would often wax wode at the sight of injustice.
C2Historical
(archaic)To feel strong aversion or repugnance.
Example
- She would wax wode at the mere mention of his name.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "wax wode":
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