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Idiom
Blow a fuse.
If you blow a fuse, you become uncontrollably angry.
Dictionary
blowing a fuse
verb
Present participle of blow a fuse
Exact(14)
The challenge: how to maintain integrity without blowing a fuse.
A slump in full year profits has led to shares in power plant operator Drax blowing a fuse.
At first, the place seemed held together with duct tape; the chefs could not use a food processor without blowing a fuse.
It is insufficient for my family's use — we are unable to operate both an iron and a hairdryer without blowing a fuse.
His building is about 90 years old and its wiring is so dated that he cannot turn on his two air-conditioners and all of the lights without blowing a fuse, he said.
Two Shepherd's Bush dates – their only British shows of 2012 – sold out, but the main tabloid coverage of their visit has been a story about the lighting rig blowing a fuse when they performed on The Voice.
Similar(46)
She even blew a fuse.
He occasionally blows a fuse.
Urruti blew a fuse.
You could blow a fuse.
Electrical retailer Darty blew a fuse, down 7.5% to 46p.
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