rageous
/ˈreɪdʒəs/Now archaic and regional
adjective
Of persons, their actions, attributes, etc.: full of rage, passion, or anger; mad.
Origin
Late Middle English. Partly from Anglo-Norman ragous raging, and partly directly from rage + -ous. With the forms compare also -eous, -ious.
- double salt
- double saucepan
- double sharp
- double shuffle
- double-sided
- double-space
- doublespeak
- double standard
- double star
- double steal
- double stop
- double-stopping
- Double Summer Time
- doublet
- double take
- double-talk
- double-team
- doublethink
- double time
- doubleton
- double tonguing
- double top
- doubletree
- double U
- double up