Crossword Clue: Plenty mad
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Plenty mad"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Plenty mad"
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- Angered
- Angry.
- Angry and then some
- Angry, and then some
- Angry
- Annoyed
- Apoplectic
- Apt to go through the roof
- About to blow one's stack
- About to blow one's top
- About to blow
- About to erupt
- About to explode, maybe
- About to explode
- About to go off
- About to go through the roof
- About to lose it
- Bent out of shape
- Beside oneself
- Beyond angry
- Beyond bitter
- Beyond irked
- Beyond mad
- Beyond miffed
- Beyond peeved
- Beyond upset
- As mad as a wet hen
- Acutely angry
- At one's boiling point
- At peak pique
- At pique's peak?
- At pique's peak
- Awfully annoyed
- Blowing one's top
- All bent out of shape
- All fired up
- All riled up
- All steamed up
- All worked up
- Boiling mad
- Boiling over
- Boiling
- Far beyond annoyed
- Far from happy
- Irascible
- Irked squared
- Breathing fire
- Fed up
- Feeling cross
- Feeling furious
- Full of anger
- Full of dander
- Full of rage
- Full of wrath
- Fuming mad
- Fuming
- Bristling
- Furious
- Hoppin' mad
- Hopping mad
- Horn-mad
- Considerably more than ticked
- Galled
- Hot and bothered
- Fighting mad
- Hot under the collar
- Hot under the Eton
- Hot
- Filled with anger
- Filled with wrath
- Howling mad
- Itching for a fight
- Choler-ful?
- Choleric.
- Choleric
- Burned up
- Burned-up
- Burning up
- Hardly a happy camper
- Hardly happy
- Enraged
- Fit to be tied
- Fixing to fight
- Having conniptions
- Having steam come out the ears, say
- Having throbbing temples, maybe
- Foaming at the mouth, so to speak
- Foaming at the mouth
- Doggone mad
- Cross
- Close to erupting
- In a dither
- In a dudgeon
- In a fury
- In a huff
- In a lather
- In a rage
- In a roof-raising mood
- In a snit
- In a steamed state
- In a tiff
- In an angry mood
- Heated
- In high dudgeon
- Exercised
- Incensed.
- Incensed
- Exploding, figuratively
- Indignant
- Good and steamed
- Extremely angry
- Extremely annoyed
- Het up
- Extremely mad
- Extremely steamed
- Extremely upset
- Inflamed
- Infuriated
- Highly incensed
- Riled up
- Riled
- Provoked
- Piqued
- Seriously ticked off
- Seriously ticked
- Pissed
- Like Lewis Black's character in Pixar's "Inside Out"
- Like mad callers
- Like many a letter to the editor
- Storming.
- Storming
- Stormy; fuming
- Out-of-sorts
- Totally ticked off
- Outraged
- Like one who's lost control
- Very angry
- Very annoyed
- Very hot
- Very indignent
- Very mad
- Kind of customer
- Very sore
- Very upset
- Very, very mad
- Very vexed
- Vexed
- Like some letters to the editor
- Much more than miffed
- Mucho mad
- Plenty angry
- Plenty hot
- Plenty mad
- Plenty sore
- Plenty upset
- Quite angry
- Quite cross
- Quite mad
- Quite riled
- Quite upset
- With feathers ruffled
- Sore, and more
- Sore and more
- Sore
- Racked with wrath
- Raging
- Raising the roof
- Ranting and raving
- Livid
- Loaded for bear
- Ready to blow
- Ready to blow one's stack
- Ready to blow one's top
- Ready to erupt
- Ready to explode
- Ready to punch something
- Ready to read the riot act
- Ready to spit nails
- Ready to spit
- Ready to strangle someone
- Ready to tear somebody a new one
- Real cross
- On the warpath
- Really angry
- Really boiling
- Past peeved
- Past perturbed
- Really hot under the collar
- Really hot
- Really mad
- Really miffed
- Really peeved
- Really put out
- Really sore
- Really steamed
- Really ticked off
- Really ticked
- Needing to cool down, maybe
- Nettled
- Miffed and then some
- Miffed
- Mighty mad
- Red-faced
- Red in the face, maybe
- Red in the face
- Red, maybe
- Peeved
- Mad and then some
- Mad as a wet hen
- Mad as all heck
- Mad as can be
- Mad as heck
- Mad as hell and not going to take it anymore
- Mad as hell and not gonna take it anymore
- Mad as hell
- Mad as hops
- Mad
- Madder than a wet hen
- Madder than mad
- Primed to explode
- Not at all happy
- Not at all pleased
- Not happy, to say the least
- Not just a little bit mad
- Not just peeved
- Not just put out
- Like a red-faced cartoon character
- More than a little upset
- More than angry
- More than annoyed
- More than cross
- More than hot
- More than irked
- More than just annoyed
- More than just miffed
- More than just peeved
- More than just ticked off
- More than just vexed
- More than mad
- More than merely miffed
- More than miffed
- More than peeved
- More than perturbed
- More than sore
- More than steamed
- More than ticked
- Super-angry
- Super angry
- Super-mad
- Swayed by wrath.
- Spittin' nails
- Spitting bullets, so to speak
- Spitting bullets
- Spitting feathers
- Spitting mad
- Spitting nails, so to speak
- Spitting nails
- Sizzling
- Wrathful
- Uncontrollable
- Wroth
- Wrought-up
- Wrought up
- Ticked
- Ticked and then some
- Ticked off
- Up in arms
- Smarting with indignity.
- Teed off
- Upset
- Seeing red
- Seething with indignation
- Seething
- Snappish
- Steamed
- Steamed up
- Steaming hot
- Steaming mad
- Steaming
- So mad
- Testy
Recent Usage of Plenty mad in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Plenty mad" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Plenty mad in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Oct. 10, 2014
- USA Today - March 9, 2013
- LA Times - Aug. 28, 2011
- Brendan Emmett Quigley - June 6, 2011
- Premier Sunday - Aug. 15, 2010
- New York Times - Aug. 14, 2006
- New York Times - July 27, 2006
- LA Times - Oct. 17, 2005
- Universal Crossword - Feb. 26, 2005
- New York Times - Feb. 15, 1995
