spec. The foaming saliva issuing from the mouth, e.g. in epilepsy, rabies, etc. Also, the froth of perspiration which gathers on the coat of a…

Violent anger; = wrath, n. 1. Also in the phrase be (= by), but, for, of, in, on, through, with wrethe.

Violent anger, wrath, fury, rage; extreme fierceness, ferocity, savageness, cruelty. Cf. madness, n. 4.

Wild or violent anger; rage, madness, fury.

Vehement or violent anger; intense exasperation or resentment; deep indignation. In general use. Occasionally personified.

Grimness, fury, rage.

The action of rage, v. (in various senses); an instance of this.

Violent anger, fury, usually manifested in looks, words, or action; an instance or fit of this; †angry disposition (obsolete). Of a person.

Fierce passion, disorder or tumult of mind approaching madness; esp. wild anger, frenzied rage; also, a fit or access of such passion.

= fierceness, n.

Formidable violence; intractable savageness of temper; vehement and merciless fury.

Deep anger or resentment; wrath, rage, or fury; ire.

fierceness, anger.

Rage, fury.

Fury, rage, madness, anger, mania.

Air in motion; a state of movement in the air; a current of air, of any degree of force perceptible to… figurative (sometimes = ‘rage’): cf. whirlwind…

The quality or state of being furious; madness, fury.

Rage, fury.

The quality or state of being furious; fury; an instance of this. Now rare.

Intense anger; rage; temper.

anger, rage.

The action of enraging; the state or condition of being enraged. †Also in good sense: Rapture.

the state or condition of being enraged.

Transport (of feeling), rapture, ecstasy. Obsolete.

A spell of anger or strong feeling; a fit of passion. Also as a mass noun: anger, fury.

Uncontrollable anger, rage, fury.

The action of foam, v.

the action of maddening, infuriated condition.