To be extremely furious and uncontrollable much similar to an angry dog
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- The term is used in reference to rabies, a mad condition with dogs in which saliva in the form of foam begins to form around the mouth of a dog and he acts in an odd or crazy manner. People in 15th century began to use this term “foaming at the mouth” for crazy people who got furious and became uncontrollable more like mad dogs. In extreme anger they appear as mad.
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She was foaming at the mouth when she came to know that children had broken her jewelry set.
Submitted on February 25, 2019
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