conniption

Pass this book around among your friends, and watch them have conniptions.

I decided to say nothing to my mother, she might have a conniption on the spot.

The family would have a collective conniption fit if they knew about him.

The author may have been good for only one book-length conniption.

But not surprisingly, they are having a conniption about the possibility of crisis energy.

But I have to admit, sweetheart, she's giving me conniptions.

"Bob, you throw a hell of a conniption fit, but why not use them for something important?"

William said, "She had a small conniption fit for no reason at all.

If Mom could see him, she'd have a conniption.

The Attorney General's office, of all things, was having conniptions about this one.

Quite often there is a regular conniption going on.

They'll throw a conniption if we do what I think you're asking."

His guards and Smith's were probably all having conniptions.

But Mother had claimed they were lost for those three days, and had half a conniption.

Mama had a conniption fit and ripped a sheet in two.

And are they inexpensive enough that parents won't have a conniption if a child loses one?

Whatever his explanation, the scientists were gonna have conniptions when they got in here.

You said he threw a conniption when you started to cut."

We do not need judges who pitch conniption fits.

Another woman would have had a conniption fit.

What does Joel make of the Fed's latest conniption fit?

Nell's aunt threw a conniption fit the last time you were here."

But everybody keeps on having a conniption fit.

If anything leaked out, the chief d have conniptions and we'd all be out on our ears.

"I think it's someone you know," Nikki said just as a sharp rap on the door caused the dog to go into conniptions.