Foam and Rage

Foam

Foam verb - To be excited or emotionally stirred up with anger.

Usage example: the old man foamed and raged when they told him he would have to give up the farm

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Rage and foam are semantically related in feelings topic. In some cases you can use "Rage" instead a verb "Foam".

Nearby Words: foaming, foamed, foamy

Rage verb - To express one's anger usually violently.

Usage example: the bad call prompted the coach to rage about the refereeing, even throwing his clipboard at one referee

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Foam and rage are semantically related in feelings topic. Sometimes you can use "Foam" instead a verb "Rage".

Nearby Words: raging, raged

similar	similar foam	similar rage
green	green foam	green rage
real	real foam	real rage
collective	collective foam	collective rage
Other adjectives: black, white.

My Immortal is written by either a brain-dead wannabe goff [sic] or an expert troll trying to make real goths foam at the mouth with rage.

Source: Goth
Of special note is the infamous 'hipcheck' which the name alone is enough to cause players to foam at the mouth in rage.

Source: The Scrappy / Video Games
Another jinxman explained, "Then he learned that purple foam means not death—purple foam means fear for the safety of the community, purple foam means desperate rage." So he tried to intimidate them with an effect that turned them into Determinators. Oops.

Source: Nice Job Breaking It Hero / Literature

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