English

Adjective

furibund

1. Choleric, irate, propense to being furious.
   • 1837 Thomas Carlyle, The French Revolution: A History

     And so poor Louison Chabray, no asseveration or shrieks availing her, fair slim damsel, late in the arms of Royalty, has a garter round her neck, and furibund Amazons at each end; is about to perish so....

   • 1918, Lytton Strachey, Eminent Victorians:

     Wiseman's encyclical, dated "from without the Flaminian Gate," in which he announced the new departure, was greeted in England by a storm of indignation, culminating in the famous and furibund letter of Lord John Russell, then Prime Minister, against the insolence of the "Papal Aggression."