Heres the dictionary-style definition of "fumed":
Parts of Speech
Verb
Definitions
- To show anger or annoyance
- To emit gas or smoke
Pronunciations
- US: /fyoomd/
- UK: /fjuːmd/
Origin and Usage
The word "fumed" comes from the Middle English word "fumyd" which means "smoked". It was first used in the 15th century. Today, it is commonly used to describe someone who is visibly angry or annoyed, or to describe the emission of gas or smoke.
Synonyms
- Angry
- Enraged
- Infuriated
- Smoked
- Vented
Related Words
- Fumes
- Fumer
- Fumet
- Fumey
- Fumid
Example Sentences
- After the argument, he fumed silently in the corner.
- The chimney fumed as the fire burned brightly.