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Term: Snit

Description:

A snit is a state of anger or agitation, typically marked by the person being irritable or upset. It can also refer to a fit of temper or a bout of intense annoyance.

Possible Parts of Speech:

• Noun
• Verb

Senses and Usages:

Noun:

1. An angry or agitated state of mind.

2. A fit of temper or an episode of intense annoyance.

3. A small amount; a bit or a piece (informal usage).

Verb:

1. To become or put someone in an angry or upset state.

2. To throw a tantrum or vent frustration.

Sample Sentences:

Noun:

1. She stormed out of the room in a snit.
2. He's been in a snit all day because of a minor disagreement.
3. After the argument, she was left in a snit, refusing to talk to anyone.

Verb:

1. The child snitted and stomped his feet when he didn't get his way.
2. Her boss's constant criticism snitted her, leading her to consider quitting.
3. He snitted at his coworkers after they disrupted his work for the third time.

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