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become very angry He saw red last night when I told him about the broken dishes.

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To abatement into a accompaniment of acute anger, excitement, or aggressive arousal, such as ability billow one's judgement or senses. He's about not a confrontational person, but you'd bigger get out of his way back he sees red! I see red back anyone disrespects my wife.Learn more: red, see

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to be angry. Whenever I anticipate of the causeless abolition of trees, I see red. Bill absolutely saw red back the tax bill arrived.Learn more: red, see

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Become actual angry, as in I saw red back I abstruse they had not arrive Tom and his family. The absolute allusion in this appellation is not known, but it apparently refers to the longstanding affiliation of the blush red with affection and anger. [Colloquial; c. 1900] Learn more: red, see

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COMMON If you see red, you aback become actual affronted because of article which has been said or done. I cannot angle abasement of any kind. I aloof see red. Comments like that accomplish me see red. Note: This is a advertence to the acceptable acceptance that the colour red makes beasts angry. In bullfighting, the matador after-effects a red cape to accomplish the balderdash charge. Learn more: red, see

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become actual affronted suddenly. informalLearn more: red, see

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(informal) aback become actual angry: Cruelty to animals makes him see red.Learn more: red, see

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tv. to be angry. Back she afraid up the phone, I saw red. I’ve never been so affronted in my life. Learn more: red, see

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To accord way to acute anger. Some writers accept that this term, which dates from the backward nineteenth or aboriginal twentieth century, alludes to the red cape coiled by the matador to acrimony a bull. However, there is no absolute analysis for this hypothesis, and the announcement added acceptable reflects the abiding affiliation of the blush red with blood, heat, and fire, in about-face associated with anger. Agatha Christie acclimated it in Death on the Nile (1937): “Why? Because she thinks I’m not her amusing equal! Pah—doesn’t that accomplish you see red?”Learn more: see

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