apoplectic
Speech parts
1. apoplectic - Noun
2. apoplectic - Adjective
Meaning
Alt. of Apoplectical
One liable to, or affected with, apoplexy.
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apoplectic seizure
It appeared a foul, with Chris Wilder apoplectic on the touchline, but the referee shook his head solemnly under the duress of the manager’s insults.
And we can all protest until we become apoplectic and rushed off to a distant A & E but nothing seems to change.
And, when Buckley advocated legalizing marijuana and giving away the American canal in Panama, a lot of conservatives were apoplectic.
I’m usually the first to pontificate on a dangling participle, or to get apoplectic over lack of agreement between parts of speech.
David Suzuki is a TV personality, the Dr. Phil of the environmental movement who makes sweeping apocalyptic pronouncements, or maybe that should be apoplectic pronouncements, that no university should celebrate.