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View usage for: (fjuːm) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense fumes, present participle fuming, past tense, past participle fumed1. plural nounFumes are the unpleasant and often unhealthy smoke and gases that are produced by fires or by things such as chemicals, fuel, or cooking. ...car exhaust fumes. They have been protesting about fumes from a chlorine factory. Synonyms: smoke, gas, exhaust, pollution More Synonyms of fume 2. verbIf you fume over something, you express annoyance and anger about it. He was still fuming over the remark. [V + over/at/about] 'It's monstrous!' Jackie fumed. [VERB with quote] Synonyms: rage, boil, seethe, see red [informal] More Synonyms of fume More Synonyms of fume (fjuːm) verb1. (intransitive) to be overcome with anger or fury; rage 2. to give off (fumes) or (of fumes) to be given off, esp during a chemical reaction 3. (transitive) to subject to or treat with fumes; fumigate noun4. (often plural) a pungent or toxic vapour 5. a sharp or pungent odour Derived forms fumeless (ˈfumeless) adjective fumelike (ˈfumeˌlike) adjective fumingly (ˈfumingly) adverb Word origin C14: from Old French fum, from Latin fūmus smoke, vapour (fjum) noun1. [often pl.] a gas, smoke, or vapor, esp. if offensive or suffocating 2. [sometimes pl.] anything imaginary or without substance 3. [pl.]; Rare anything that weakens clear thinking 4. Rare an outburst of anger, annoyance, etc. 5. Chemistry a number of solid or liquid particles within a gas verb intransitiveWord forms: fumed or ˈfuming6. to give off gas, smoke, or vapor 7. to rise up or pass off in fumes 8. to show, or give way to, anger, annoyance, etc. Derived forms fumingly (ˈfumingly) adverb Word origin ME < OFr fum < L fumus < IE base * dheu-, to blow, smoke, be turbid > dull fume in Chemical Engineering (fyum) noun( Chemical Engineering: General) Fume is a fine suspension of particles, which can be seen in a gas. Fume is the submicron particles formed by evaporation of the material and subsequent solidificationin the gas stream. The dilution gives rise to large volumes of waste gas containing high concentrationsof fume. Fume is a fine suspension of particles, which can be seen in a gas. Examples of 'fume' in a sentencefume British English: fume VERB If you fume over something, you express annoyance and anger about it. It's monstrous!' Jackie fumed. He was still fuming over the remark. - American English: fume
- Brazilian Portuguese: enfurecer-se
- Chinese: 表达气愤
- European Spanish: echar humo
- French: fulminer
- German: wütend sein
- Italian: essere furioso
- Japanese: 怒りを表す
- Korean: 성을 내다
- European Portuguese: enfurecer-se
- Latin American Spanish: echar humo
British English: fume NOUN Fumes are the unpleasant and often unhealthy smoke and gases that are produced by fires or by things such as chemicals, fuel, or cooking. ...car exhaust fumes. - American English: fumes
- Brazilian Portuguese: fumaça
- Chinese: 烟燃烧或烹调所产生的
- European Spanish: gases
- French: vapeurs
- German: Dämpfe
- Italian: esalazioni
- Japanese: >ガス有毒な
- Korean: 매연
- European Portuguese: fumaça
- Latin American Spanish: gases
Chinese translation of 'fume'Definition to be overcome with anger or fury I fumed when the board turned down my proposal. Synonyms rant go ballistic (slang) champ at the bit (informal) blow a fuse (slang) get hot under the collar (informal) go off the deep end (informal) wig out (slang) go up the wall (slang) get steamed up about (slang) Definition pungent or toxic vapour, gas, or smoke car exhaust fumes Synonyms smoke gas exhaust pollution effluvium stale alcohol fumes Synonyms pong (British, informal) foul smell niff (British, slang) malodour mephitis fetor noisomeness Additional synonymsDefinition to be extremely angry She was boiling with anger. Synonyms be furious, storm, rage, rave, fume, be angry, crack up (informal), see red (informal), go ballistic (slang), be indignant, fulminate, foam at the mouth (informal), blow a fuse (slang), fly off the handle (informal), go off the deep end (informal), wig out (slang), go up the wall (slang) Definition to have a physical or mental breakdown He's going to crack up if he doesn't take a break soon. Synonyms have a breakdown, collapse, break down, go crazy (informal), go berserk, freak out (informal), go to pieces, go ape (slang), fly off the handle (informal), come apart at the seams (informal), throw a wobbly (slang), go off the deep end (informal), go apeshit (slang), go out of your mind, flip your lid (slang), go off your rocker (slang), go off your head (slang) Definition an unpleasant smell, such as the smell of decaying matter Synonyms smell, exhaust, fumes, stink, odour, stench, reek, pong (British, informal), miasma, exhalation, niff (British, slang), malodour, mephitis Additional synonymsDefinition a strong unpleasant smell The stink was overpowering. Synonyms stench, pong (British, informal), foul smell, foulness, malodour, fetor, noisomeness Definition to shout angrily ‘It's a fiasco,’ he stormed. Synonyms rage, fume, rant, complain, thunder, rave, scold, bluster, go ballistic (slang), fly off the handle (informal), wig out (slang) Definition a mass of tiny drops of water or other liquids in the air, which appear as a mist a cloud of poisonous vapour Synonyms mist, fog, haze, smoke, breath, steam, fumes, dampness, miasma, exhalationthe nauseating whiff of rotting flesh Synonyms stink, stench, reek, pong (British, informal), niff (British, slang), malodour, hum (slang) |