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I'm not going to get into a hissy fit with those guys.

You'd throw a hissy fit every time I went out.

"The people up there are having a hissy fit all over Washington," he said.

I called her up and had a hissy fit.

Gardening is good hard labor, takes the edge right off a hissy fit.

"I'm thinking how nice it would be to go somewhere for once and not have you throw a hissy fit."

If he needed stitches, his boss was going to have a hissy fit.

He must have witnessed Simone throwing a hissy fit before.

The presidential hissy fit is driven by class rage.

So my son sat down and started to heckle the players who were already having a hissy fit in the box.

She is phony who pitches hissy fits and blames everyone but herself.

It all sounds like a hissy fit to me."

Both sides getting into a hissy fit are retarded.

Leona'd have a hissy fit if she knew about it.

This citation breathed new life into my hissy fit dossier.

I never witnessed any "hissy fits" when mothers weren't put on a committee.

A tiny, half-joking pout looks like a major hissy fit.

That attitude is likely to give a high priestess of manners a hissy fit.

Yeah I know the White lovers will be having a hissy fit at my comment.

Or will have a hissy fit and complain to their editor about a comma being changed.

They'd just throw a major hissy fit at the prospect of the King putting himself into possible danger, and order him not to go.

"And he had a hissy fit," she said of an event in Warsaw in 1995.

The so-called "hissy fit" made the market more competitive, and it should make all browsers better.

So therefore it's correct to throw a massive hissy fit about a quibble?

Unless the country throws a hissy fit, it'll be in the stump speech by the next news cycle.