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Hysterical
adjective
1.
deriving from or affected by uncontrolled extreme emotion.
2.
PSYCHIATRY
relating to, associated with, or suffering from hysteria
1.
deriving from or affected by uncontrolled extreme emotion.
2.
PSYCHIATRY
relating to, associated with, or suffering from hysteria
Hysterical by SirHiccle December 23, 2018
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Nine hysterical women
An overwhelming and practical response from the fans to events in a TV series, book, film, etc.
The first nine hysterical women were Torchwood fans, who sent coffee and letters to the BBC protesting against the death of Ianto Jones. Over 900 people registered on one LiveJournal community alone.
The first nine hysterical women were Torchwood fans, who sent coffee and letters to the BBC protesting against the death of Ianto Jones. Over 900 people registered on one LiveJournal community alone.
Russell T Davies: "The 'controversy' over Ianto's death is just nine hysterical women."
Or:
If (character) dies this series, they'll have nine hysterical women on their hands.
Or:
If (character) dies this series, they'll have nine hysterical women on their hands.
Nine hysterical women by Galadriel1010 August 8, 2009
hilarical
hilarical
hilarical by The Doughboy November 6, 2008
hysterical laughter
To come face to face with an epiphany moment that results in an instantaneous burst of uncontrollable laughter for a prolonged period of time.
I suppressed the thought of being pregnant while getting through final exams followed by a trip to the pharmacy. As soon as I saw the result of my pregnancy test I broke out into hysterical laughter.
hysterical laughter by MAM803 May 3, 2016
Hysterical Mexican Syndrome
Hysterical Mexican Syndrome (HMS) A member of the Hispanic community whom over reacts to any situation, emergent or non emergent, which results in hyperventilation, crying, yelling, faking unresponsiveness, and abuse of the 911 system.
Maria called 911 because her baby threw up. Maria was treated for hyperventilation s/p Hysterical Mexican Syndrome, the kid was given a Tylenol.
Hysterical Mexican Syndrome by Killtankbts November 8, 2012
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