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to get assmad

to get assmad

9.9
To become very angry or upset about something small
  • phrasal verb
  • /ɡɛt æsˈmæd/
  • Offensive
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  • Don't get assmad over a small mistake!

Examples

  • She always gets assmad when things don't go her way.

  • It's not worth it to get assmad about a video game loss.

  • He tends to get assmad whenever someone disagrees with him online.

  • If you get assmad every time things don't go your way, you'll always be upset.

  • He tends to get assmad whenever someone disagrees with him online.

  • If you get assmad every time things don't go your way, you'll always be upset.

  • It's not worth it to get assmad about a video game loss.

Synonyms

to throw a tantrum
vsto get assmad
  • Informal
18 4.4

To show sudden strong anger or upset, often like a child

is excess anger that is out of proportion rather than theatrical
to blow one's stack
vsto get assmad
  • Informal
2 8.6

Suddenly get very angry and show it

is about anger that is excessive and out of proportion
to get your panties in a wad
vsto get assmad
  • Informal
2 9.9

To become very upset about a small problem

means strong excessive anger not limited to small or silly causes
to go shitnuts
vsto get assmad
  • Offensive
9.9

To suddenly become very angry or upset without control

is more about being overly upset and unreasonable
to blow one's top
vsto get assmad
  • Informal
8.0

To suddenly become very angry

is mainly used for anger that seems unreasonable or lasting

Antonyms

to calm down
  • Informal
594 1.4

To become less angry, excited, or upset

How Angry

to get assmad
  • Offensive
9.9
to anger
114 1.0

Surface Forms

get assmad infinitive
getting assmad present participle
gets assmad third person singular
got assmad past
gotten assmad past participle

Morphology

get + assmad

This is slang built on the transparent verb 'get' plus a nonstandard intensifying form 'assmad' which clearly contains 'mad' (angry) with a vulgar intensifier 'ass'. A learner who knows 'get' and the adjective 'mad' (and is familiar with crude intensifiers) can plausibly infer the meaning, but the nonce/colloquial formation and vulgar element make it nonstandard and potentially unfamiliar, so the inference is only partial.

Etymology

Get assmad may come from adding ass to mad as a rude way to make 'very angry' stronger. It makes you picture someone suddenly getting loud and upset, so it means 'become excessively angry or upset'.