Snapped at
Synonyms for snapped at
verb be angry
blow up
rampage
roar
erupt
seethe
tear
chafe
fulminate
bristle
rant
fume
scold
splutter
surge
yell
steam
storm
rave
overflow
scream
fret
boil over
be beside oneself
be furious
be uncontrollable
blow a fuse
champ at bit
fly off the handle
foam at the mouth
go berserk
have a fit
have a tantrum
let off steam
look daggers
make a fuss over
rail at
rant and rave
snap at
throw a fit
work oneself into sweat
blow one’s top
Antonyms for snapped at
compliment
praise
be calm
flatter
be quiet
be happy
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