storm off
Exit in fury
To storm off is to leave abruptly in anger or frustration, usually making your displeasure obvious through quick, forceful movement: She stormed off after the argument.
The phrase suggests theatrical exit rather than quiet withdrawal—slamming doors, heavy footsteps, refusing to look back.
- flounceOrnamental gathered fabric strip
- walk outDepart as protest
- stompTread heavily
- rageIntense, violent anger
- exitWay to leave
slam the door · dramatic exit · sulk · argument · quit · blow up · march · lose it · retreat · stride · huffily · quarrel · flip out · have a meltdown · confrontation · huff and puff · throw a fit · lash out
- anger expressionssee red, seeing red, lose your temper, blow a fuse, blow a gasket
- departuresleave, depart, exit, leaving, go
- dramatic exitsdramatic exit, door slam, walkout, walking out, rage quit
- outburstsoutburst, burst, eruption, tantrum, meltdown
- exclamationsoh, yes, no, wow, hey
- gesturesgesture, hand gestures, applause, hand raise, tap on shoulder
storm offbow out
Voluntarily leave a situation
drift off · drift away · bid farewell · wander off · take one's leave
storm offcalm down
Become less agitated
make up · keep one's cool · stay put · stand one's ground · embrace
off, storm, stormy, storming, storms, stormed, stormily, storminess, stormier