foam-flecked
foam-flecked adjective: rabid; furious; fanatical.
Adjective
foam-flecked (comparative more foam-flecked, superlative most foam-flecked)
- Rabid; furious; fanatical.
- Now the hostess became his mistress: his love letters were passionate, indiscreet, and hate-filled, featuring Briish military secrets and foam-flecked rants against Jews:2011, Simon Sebag Montefiore, Jerusalem: The Biography – A History of the Middle East, page 558
- Stephenson had already worked himself into something just short of a foam-flecked tirade by the time Will arrived.2012, Ian Tregillis, Bitter Seeds
- Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see foam, flecked.; covered in flecks of foam.
Forms of foam-flecked
| comparative | more foam-flecked |
|---|---|
| superlative | most foam-flecked |
Origin of foam-flecked
A reference to the way a rabid animal foams at the mouth.
Questions about foam-flecked
- What does foam-flecked mean?
- Foam-flecked means rabid; furious; fanatical.
- What part of speech is foam-flecked?
- Foam-flecked is an adjective.
Words near foam-flecked in the dictionary
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