snit US
snɪt
See also: huff (UK)
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Definition of snit - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
emotionUSstate of agitated irritationUS
  • She was in a snit after the argument.
fit huff tantrum
2.
temperUSfit of temperUS
  • He threw a snit when he lost the game.
fuss huff tantrum
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sudden outburst of anger or annoyance
She threw a snit fit over the misplaced keys.

Origin of snit

Unknown origin

Examples of snit in a sentence

  • Her snit was obvious to everyone.
  • She went into a snit over the misplaced files.
  • His snit was triggered by a minor inconvenience.

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  1. French:irritation, caprice, ...
  2. German:Schmollwinkel, Wutanfall, ...
  3. Italian:nervosismo, collera, ...
  4. Spanish:estado de irritación, berrinche, ...
  5. Portuguese:irritação, acesso de raiva, ...
  6. Chinese:恼怒, 怒气, ...
  7. Japanese:むしゃくしゃ, かんしゃく, ...
  8. Arabic:حالة تَهَيُّج, نوبة غضب, ...
  9. Hebrew:קְרִיז, הִתְקֵף עֲצַבִּים, ...
  10. Russian:раздражение, вспышка гнева, ...
  11. Ukrainian:роздратування, спалах гніву, ...
  12. Hindi:चिड़चिड़ापन, गुस्से का दौरा, ...

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