seethe
Rage without speaking
Seethe means to boil or churn, now used almost entirely in its figurative sense of intense suppressed emotion.
Someone who seethes with anger or resentment is roiling inside while maintaining outward composure: She sat seething as her colleague took credit for her work.
The word implies heat contained under pressure.
In online slang, telling someone to seethe mocks their impotent rage.
Gas-filled liquid spheres
- foamBubble-filled substance
- frothMass of small bubbles
- steamHeated water's gaseous form
- churnAgitate cream into butter
roil · bubble · gurgle · percolate · effervesce · cauldron · kettle · pot
Intense violent anger
- rageIntense, violent anger
- wrathFierce, punishing anger
- ireIntense fury
- fumingExtremely angry, visibly so
livid · incensed · enraged · infuriated · indignation · outrage · exasperation · irritation
Persistent resentment toward someone
- bitternessSharp, unpleasant taste or feeling
- smolderBurn without flame
- broodHatchlings as a group
- festerDecay or seethe inside
discontent · grievance · jealousy · envy · antipathy · displeasure · rancor · nurse
bubbles
Gas-filled liquid spheres
churn · roil · bubble · gurgle · percolate · effervesce · cauldron · kettle · pot · heat
fury
Intense violent anger
fuming · livid · incensed · enraged · infuriated · indignation · outrage · exasperation · irritation · vexation
grudge
Persistent resentment toward someone
- bitternessSharp, unpleasant taste or feeling
- smolderBurn without flame
- broodHatchlings as a group
fester · discontent · grievance · jealousy · envy · antipathy · displeasure · rancor · nurse · harbor
swarm
Mass of moving insects
mass · horde · multitude · bustle · swirl · mill · jostle · packed · overrun · alive
- angeranger, rage, fury, wrath, ire
- Imageboard Culture4chan, anon, anonymous, boards, thread
- bottling emotionsrepress, suppress, stifle, hold back, contain
- complaintscomplaint, complain, complaints, complaint form, complaint letter
- ragerage, fury, wrath, enraged, furious
- slangslang, jargon, lingo, argot, cant