snit
Noun
Meaning
a state of agitated irritation
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he was in a snit
Daisy finds herself getting into a snit with his best friend Miles when a drunken Sebastian decides to head into her room.
I’m tired of being locked in the garage every time I express platonic affection for Yingluck or “Hot Yoey” or whoever and my wife throws a snit.
Things can get downright hairy when she’s in a wicked snit.
Liliane dismissed the suit as the snit of a jealous, vengeful daughter.