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Meanings of
conniption
in English
Portuguese
piti
Catalan
enrabiada
Spanish
berrinche
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A display of bad temper.
scene
fit
tantrum
Portuguese
piti
Usage of
conniption
in English
1
Royal Concern The prince nearly fainted and the queen had a
conniption
.
2
Or are Frances and Wegmann just having themselves their own
conniption
fit?
3
I'd ought to have known she'd be scaring herself into a
conniption
.
4
They'll throw a
conniption
if we do what I think you're asking.
5
Poor Raymond nearly had a
conniption
fit when he saw the place.
6
And by the final 50 metres, he was having a
conniption
.
7
Lord Maccon threw a
conniption
fit, and we ended up here.
8
Yo' done frighten me inter a
conniption
fit if yo' hollers dat way.
9
Don't have a
conniption
fit every time you lose a trick.
10
Remember the collective
conniption
fit we suffered when Andrew Hastie mouthed off about China?
11
Jet would have a
conniption
when she told her, in that oh-so-polite Jet way.
12
But come on, boys, all that red in the Alamo gives me
conniption
fits.
13
It isn't wise to have a
conniption
fit every time you lose a trick.
14
Some people, for instance, can handle higher THC content than others without having a
conniption
.
15
Quite often there is a regular
conniption
going on.
16
Every media opportunity put before her produced a
conniption
.
Other examples for "conniption"
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About this term
conniption
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
have a conniption
collective conniption
own conniption
regular conniption
Translations for
conniption
Portuguese
piti
birra
chilique
Catalan
enrabiada
rebequeria
Spanish
berrinche
rabieta
Conniption
through the time