Synonyms for Chomps at the bit:
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v.
• fume
- anger
, - blow up
, - boil
, - bristle
, - burn
, - chafe
, - chomp at the bit
, - get hot
, - get steamed up
, - rage
, - rant
, - rave
, - seethe
, - smoke
, - storm
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Other relevant words:
- abound
, - aggrandise
, - aggrandize
, - amplify
, - angriness
, - annoy
, - annoyance
, - bite
, - blah
, - blow a fuse
, - blow one's stack
, - boiling point
, - bombast
, - bother
, - bullet
, - burn down
, - burn mark
, - burn off
, - burn up
, - burning
, - burst
, - buzz
, - cauterise
, - cauterize
, - choler
, - churn
, - claptrap
, - combust
, - craze
, - cult
, - cut
, - detonate
, - devil
, - dope
, - dramatise
, - dramatize
, - embellish
, - embroider
, - enlarge
, - excoriate
, - expand
, - explode
, - fad
, - fastball
, - fire
, - flip one's lid
, - flip one's wig
, - fly off the handle
, - force
, - fray
, - fret
, - fume
, - furor
, - furore
, - furuncle
, - fury
, - fustian
, - gage
, - gall
, - get at
, - get to
, - glow
, - go ballistic
, - grass
, - gravel
, - green goddess
, - gush
, - harangue
, - have a fit
, - have kittens
, - heater
, - hit the ceiling
, - hit the roof
, - hum
, - hummer
, - incinerate
, - inflate
, - ira
, - ire
, - irritate
, - jabber
, - lard
, - locoweed
, - lose one's temper
, - madness
, - magnify
, - moil
, - mouth off
, - nark
, - nettle
, - pad
, - passion
, - pot
, - puff
, - puff out
, - puff up
, - rabbit on
, - rag
, - ramp
, - ranting
, - rile
, - roil
, - roll
, - roll of tobacco
, - rub
, - scratch
, - see red
, - sens
, - sess
, - set off
, - skunk
, - smoking
, - spout
, - stand up
, - sting
, - sunburn
, - suntan
, - surprise
, - tan
, - tempest
, - throw a fit
, - uprise
, - vex
, - vexation
, - violent storm
, - weed
, - wrath
.
What are the hypernyms for Chomps at the bit?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for chomps at the bit?
The phrase "chomps at the bit" is typically used to describe someone who is eager and impatient to get started on something. The phrase has its origins in horse racing, where a horse that is eager to start the race may chew on the bit in its mouth. Antonyms for this phrase include words like patient, calm, and content. Instead of chomping at the bit, someone who is patient may be described as waiting calmly or biding their time. Rather than being restless, someone who is content may be described as satisfied or at ease. These antonyms demonstrate a different attitude and approach towards waiting for something to happen.
What are the antonyms for Chomps at the bit?
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