seethe
/sið/
verb
- To be extremely angry, but often in a quiet or controlled way.
- She sat silently, seething at the insult.
- He seethed with rage after being unfairly blamed for the mistake.
- The coach seethed as the referee made a bad call.
- To be full of a large number of people or things moving around in a lively or chaotic way.
- The river seethed with fish during the spawning season.
- The streets seethed with festival-goers during the parade.
- The market seethed with activity from dawn until dusk.
- To bubble or foam as if boiling (often used of liquids).
- Lava seethed from the volcano's crater.
- The sea seethed against the rocky shore.
- The water seethed in the pot as it came to a boil.
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