wroth
[adjective]
Synonyms: angry, heated, irate, ireful, mad, waxy, wrathful, wrathy, wrothful, wrothy

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wroth adjective & noun. [rǝʊƟ, rɒƟ] arch.
[Old English wrāÞ = Old Frisian wrēth, Old Saxon wreÞ (Dutch wreed cruel), Old High German reid, Old Norse reiðr, from Germanic base also of WRITHE verb. Cf. WRATH noun, adjective.]
A. adjective.
1. Of a person: stirred to intense anger or indignation; wrathful, incensed, irate. Also foll. by against, at, to, with. OE.
■ Wordsworth Some..Waxed wroth and with foul claws..On Bard and Hero clamorously fell.
b. transf. Of the wind, sea, etc.: stirred up, stormy. ME.

2. Of words, action, etc.: characterized by or indicative of wrath or indignation. OE-M17.

3. Fierce, savage, violent. OE-E16.

4. Bad, evil; grievous, perverse. OE-LME.
B. noun. Wrath, fury; anger. LME-M17.

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