angrify

To annoy, agitate, make angry.

Not being able to say a word correctly repeatedly tends to angrify some people.

Don't angrify me, woman.

by gerbick February 6, 2006

Angrify

1.To be very angry. 2. The state of being triggered
Past tense: Angrified.

Present tense- Angrified.

Future tense: will be angrified

I am in the state of angrify.

by Lt Slamander December 13, 2017

angrifying

adjective - the state of causing anger. Having the ability to raise tempers.

The way she argued with him was angrifying

by Webster's Dictionary April 7, 2003

angrified

A general state of perpetual rage with no particular focus or cause.

People that are angrified are always on the edge of an obscenity laced tirade or physical violence.

Essentially, for antonym for stoic.

The course of Bill's life left him angrified.

by lastballfan May 25, 2010

angrification

The process of inducing anger into a situation or person.

Increasing the amount of anger.

The sheer amount of angrification from shouting out "LALA-DOODOO" aloud is enough to make a sane man go insane.

The level of angrification in regards to child-proof medicine bottles for adults is off the charts.

by gerbick February 7, 2006

Agrify

To make angry; to aggravate

You better not do that, it might agrify him.
That insult sure agrified me.

by Dr. Seuss, PhD May 2, 2011

Angrified

basically a much better version of the word angry, and awesome sounding

Either,
1) You are getting me so angrified!
2) Man, I wish that the world wasn't so angrified all the time.

by sacrilicious December 20, 2003