anger /angˈgər/

1. Hot displeasure provoked by some action, incident, situation, etc, often involving hostility and a desire for retaliation
2. Wrath
3. Inflammation (now dialect)
4. Affliction (obsolete)

1. To make angry
2. To irritate

anˈgerless adjective

anˈgerly (archaic) or angˈrily adverb

angˈriness noun

angˈry adjective

1. Excited with anger
2. Feeling or directing anger towards (with at or with)
3. (of a sore, etc) inflamed
4. (of the sky, or a person's facial expression, etc) of threatening or lowering aspect

1. An angry young man
2. An angry person

angry young man noun

A young man loud in disgust at what his elders have made of society (popularized by Look Back in Anger, play (1956) by John Osborne, one of a group of writers of the period to whom the term was subsequently applied)

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