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We all know what a pot of water looks like, and you can imagine that’s how you feel inside when you’re mad. Got so mad, lost his temper.Īnother great word is ‘boiling’. My son blew a gasket when he found out our trip to Disney was canceled due to Covid.

A gasket helps seal a joint to make it watertight. A person blows their fuse when they lose their temper. For example, if you’re running your microwave, your blender and your hairdryer all on the same outlet, first, you’re an amazing multi-tasker, and second of, you’re probably going to blow a fuse, and have to reset your breaker. A fuse is something that melts and breaks an electrical circuit if the current goes above a safe level. Now, with ‘blow’, we have several nouns we can use to make phrases that mean really mad. That means a really minor car accident, and the woman totally bit my head off. This is what we do when we get mad and yell at someone.įor example, I got in a fender bender. But here, as an idiom, it means angry, mad. I couldn’t fit the pieces together because one got bent out of shape. So BENTtt Outtt Of Shape, there’s a good chance you’ll hear that ‘ben-ou-dah-shape’ Bent out of shape means, literally, bent in a shape other than the one that’s normal or desired. The T in ‘out’ is a Flap T, and the V sound in ‘of’ is probably dropped. It’s going to be pretty common here to drop the T in ‘bent’ because it comes after an N, before a vowel. Now we’re going to do a bunch of idioms that begin with B. And then sometimes, boom! People express it and they lose their temper. Some people get mad and you just see that they’re really mad, you can tell but they’re not fully expressing it. Have you heard this phrase before? Lose control in anger. Sometimes when people are mad, they lose their temper.

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The teacher was ˌ æp əˈplɛk tɪk when she found out there had been cheating on the test. This comes from the noun ˈ æp əˌplɛk si, which means a stroke, a blockage of a blood vessel leading to the brain, which can result in paralysis, speech difficulties, and even death. It helps to break it down syllable by syllable and think about stress. How do you say that? æp ə, æp ə ˈ plɛk tɪk. She was really upset when she didn’t pass the choir audition. My husband was upset that I didn’t tell him I’d be home late. There’s ‘upset’, also common and straightforward.

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You could describe the water during a storm as being angry, or a cut, bite or wound on your skin as being angry: red, inflamed. ‘Angry’ is fun because you can use it in ways that don’t describe a person. Yesterday, my two sons kept acting up, misbehaving, and I got really angry. Probably the most common and obvious word you can use instead of ‘mad’ is ‘angry’.

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Be sure to download my Sounds of American English cheat sheet, it’s free, it’s an illustrated reference guide for you for all the American English sounds, including the phonetic symbols you need to know. This list is packed with idioms, we’ll cover British English expressions, American English expressions, and I have no doubt that after this video you’ll be able to express yourself with more sophistication. Let’s level up your vocabulary today by learning 44 words and phrases to use instead of ‘mad’. There are so many really interesting and colorful ways to say ‘mad’. YouTube blocked? Click here to see the video. You absolutely can start speaking English more confidently! I’ll show you everything. In this English lesson you’ll learn 44 ways to say that you’re mad…without using the word “mad”! It’s a fun video.

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When we’re learning how to speak English more like a native speaker it helps to learn alternate ways of saying common words.

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