Tempestuous

Getting extremely angry at someone or something, resembling a great storm.

Danny: Niccy went tempestuous on me yesterday...
Chris: Shit man what happenned?
Danny: I was just making a joke and then she started getting all tempestuous on me, I thought I was going to die.
Chris: What did she do?
Danny: Well her arms were flailing around and i almost got knocked out.

by Please dont take offence March 24, 2012

tempestuous

of, relating to, or resembling a tempest

Sam and Rachel have always had a tempestuous relationship—one minute fast friends, the next snarling and at each other's throats.

by Your Grim Reaper June 24, 2003

tempestuous

something you would think is incredibly random, but yet AMAZINGLY COOL at the same time, its the good kind of weird & different

wow, the purple banana is sure tempestuous!!!

by babybreath June 21, 2008

Trumpestuous

1) The drama and chaos surrounding the Donald Trump Presidential campaign. All political traditions have been thrown out the window with his presidential candidacy.
2) Political campaigns that are as unpredictable and drama-filled as the Trump Presidential campaign. Donald Trump, The Donald, Trumper, The Apprentice, make America great again, Trump army, Trumped up, Trump speak

The chaos and drama surrounding the corporate merger resembled a Trump campaign. It was very Trumpestuous.

by joecoolthefool September 5, 2016

Temptuous

1. To be tempting toward another.

2. An adjective used to charm a baby with back.

NanaAdjoa, you diva, you are the most temptuous, scrumptious little lady I have ever seen through my giant plastic glasses.
You are so fine.

by K. Lorraine Jiantglutes June 23, 2008

Tampestuous

A polite way to describe a woman's emotional state during that monthly "special time".

"Goodness, Janie certainly is moody today."

"Yes, she is. She's having another TAMPESTUOUS day."

by JunosGold November 9, 2012