angry fury; violent anger.

a fit of violent anger.

fury or violence of wind, waves, fire, disease, etc.

violence of feeling, desire, or appetite

the rage of thirst.

a violent desire or passion.

ardor; fervor; enthusiasm

poetic rage.

the object of widespread enthusiasm, as for being popular or fashionable

Raccoon coats were the rage on campus.

Archaic . insanity.

to act or speak with fury; show or feel violent anger; fulminate.

to move, rush, dash, or surge furiously.

to proceed, continue, or prevail with great violence

The battle raged ten days.

(of feelings, opinions, etc.) to hold sway with unabated violence. ?

all the rage

widely popular or in style.

noun

glee , happiness

verb

be happy

noun

acerbity , acrimony , agitation , animosity , apoplexy , asperity , bitterness , blowup * , bluster , choler , convulsion , dander , eruption , exasperation , excitement , explosion , ferment , ferocity , fireworks , frenzy , furor , fury , gall , heat * , hemorrhage , huff * , hysterics , indignation , ire , irritation , madness , mania , obsession , outburst , paroxysm , passion , rampage , raving , resentment , spasm , spleen , squall , storm , tantrum , temper , umbrage , uproar , upset , vehemence , violence , wingding , wrathnotes:ire suggests greater intensity than anger , rage suggests loss of self-control , and fury is destructive rage verging on madness , caprice , chic , conceit , craze , crotchet , cry , dernier cri , enthusiasm , fad , fancy , fashion , freak , happening , hot spot , in , in-spot , in-thing , last word * , latest , latest thing * , latest wrinkle , mode , newest wrinkle , now * , style , thing * , up to the minute , vagary , whimnotes:ire suggests greater intensity than anger , irateness , wrath , wrathfulness , trend , vogue , (colloq.) vogue , access , anger , conniptions , dudgeon , fashion. seeanger , fervor , fit , pique

verb

be beside oneself , be furious , be uncontrollable , blow a fuse , blow one’s top , blow up * , boil over * , bristle , chafe , champ at bit , erupt , fly off the handle , foam at the mouth * , fret , fulminate , fume , go berserk , have a fit , have a tantrum , let off steam , look daggers , make a fuss over , overflow , rail at , rampage , rant , rant and rave , rave , roar , scold , scream , seethe , snap at , splutter , steam , storm , surge , tear , throw a fit , work oneself into sweat , yellnotes:ire suggests greater intensity than anger , rage suggests loss of self-control , and fury is destructive rage verging on madness , blow up , boil over , burn , explode , flare up , foam , acerbity , acrimony , anger , animosity , boil , choler , craze , emotion , enthusiasm , fad , fashion , fervor , frenzy , funk , furor , fury , hysteria , indignation , ire , irritation , latest , livid , madness , mania , outburst , paroxysm , passion , squall , style , tantrum , temper , vehemence , violence , wrath