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Bisserk

Definition:

A term used to describe someone or something that is extremely agitated, furious, or out of control.

Part of Speech:

  • Noun
  • Adjective
  • Verb
  • Adverb

Senses:

Noun:

  • A person who goes into a state of extreme anger or rage.
  • An episode or instance of extreme anger or rage.

Adjective:

  • Describing someone or something that is acting in an extremely agitated, furious, or out-of-control manner.

Verb:

  • To become extremely agitated, furious, or out of control.

Adverb:

  • In an extremely agitated, furious, or out-of-control manner.

Examples:

Noun:

1. Sarah's sudden outburst during the meeting caught everyone off guard. She went bisserk and started throwing things around.

2. The soccer player's bisserk on-field tantrum resulted in a red card and suspension.

Adjective:

1. The bisserk crowd at the concert started a riot, causing chaos and destruction.

2. I couldn't sleep because of my neighbor's bisserk party next door.

Verb:

1. After receiving the disappointing news, John completely bisserked, yelling and screaming like a man possessed.

2. The toddler bisserks whenever he doesn't get his way, throwing himself on the ground and screaming.

Adverb:

1. The angry customer threw his coffee bisserk at the barista, scalding her hands.

2. The car skidded bisserk on the icy road, narrowly avoiding a collision.

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