How I felt when I saw only one definition for angry.
Angry is an emotion that highly contrasts and disagrees with the emotion, happy.
Someone feeling angry will usually have a lack of joy, a lack of judgement, a sense of inbred hate, and overall frustration.
The "image" of someone being angry is usually accompanied by violence, a frown, the furrowing of the eyebrows, and sometimes growling.
Angry is an emotion that highly contrasts and disagrees with the emotion, happy.
Someone feeling angry will usually have a lack of joy, a lack of judgement, a sense of inbred hate, and overall frustration.
The "image" of someone being angry is usually accompanied by violence, a frown, the furrowing of the eyebrows, and sometimes growling.
by Dre Tran September 06, 2008
Get the angrymug. by shtoink November 06, 2006
Get the angrymug. A condition upon which the male human penis becomes engorged with blood. From some movie with William Hurt.
(Body Heat)
(Body Heat)
Kathleen: "Why was she so upset?"
William: "I don't think she ever saw one angry before."
or,
She makes me so angry!
William: "I don't think she ever saw one angry before."
or,
She makes me so angry!
by Phlactor May 27, 2009
Get the angrymug. by A0 December 26, 2005
Get the angrymug. by ChrisCharles September 26, 2006
Get the angry angrymug. You are ANGRYING me
by TylerIngram September 29, 2017
Get the Angryingmug. When we get mad, our rational prefrontal lobes shut down and the reflexive back areas of the brain take over. The left hemisphere also becomes more stimulated as the brain’s hormonal and cardiovascular responses kick in.
A tense body pumps out cholesterol and a group of chemicals called catecholamines, which encourage fatty deposits to pile up in the heart and carotid arteries. It’s no surprise, then, that angry people are three times more likely to have a heart attack than those less prone to fury
A tense body pumps out cholesterol and a group of chemicals called catecholamines, which encourage fatty deposits to pile up in the heart and carotid arteries. It’s no surprise, then, that angry people are three times more likely to have a heart attack than those less prone to fury
by mennäperille December 28, 2019
Get the Angrymug.