Anger
Tirade
Tirade noun - A long angry speech or scolding.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- Captain Haddock in the Tintin books often unleashes a tirade of disjointed insults and random words at the subject of his anger.
Source: Angrish / Comic Books - Often this is preceded by other visual cues of anger, such as a twitching eye, giving the impression that despite his feelings Bob is still trying to maintain some sense of composure before finally giving in and letting loose with an impassioned tirade.
Source: Suddenly Shouting -
Foreign Language Tirade: Discussed:Yuri Orlov: Curious how you always revert to your native tongue in moments of extreme anger... [cut to Yuri and Vitaly having sex with two girls they picked up] and ecstasy.
Source: Film / Lord of War
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