apoplectic

The news media was apoplectic, but what sense did that really make?

That is one (apoplectic) way of looking at our recent history.

Daniel looked apoplectic for a second as his face turned red.

And then at last I turned to the nearly apoplectic deputy director.

But only a few years later suddenly he died with an apoplectic stroke.

Reporters were far more interested in the president's use of "apoplectic."

Mother's taken to her bed with a migraine and Father's nearly apoplectic.

Syria had started the day by going apoplectic about the American attacks.

He died suddenly of an apoplectic stroke on December 6, 1831.

Man should not attempt to go to the moon (they were apoplectic over our space program).

He died in a few months afterward of an apoplectic stroke.

Lucy seemed delighted at the thought of her old friend's apoplectic death.

He has an apoplectic fit on seeing that it's full of clothes.

My father had only begun to work with him when he suffered his apoplectic attack.

Even if it's not apoplectic, it could be another type of coma.

My mother was very feisty and she would have been apoplectic with this stuff.

Our subjects - and their powerful political allies - went apoplectic.

Bell stared at him as if he were about to have an apoplectic fit.

Pam didn't back down, even though her father looked apoplectic.

However it should be noted that he died 8 years later from an apoplectic stroke.

Late in life he had an apoplectic seizure, fell, and lost an eye.

The girl did it all right, but she was a bust at the Olympics, and her parents were apoplectic.

But the industry back then lapsed into a similar apoplectic state, and the idea was dropped.

"Or else our captain may become apoplectic from sheer frustration."

And both his parents had been well-nigh apoplectic at their son's choice for a wife.