rageaholic informal

"I got the feeling from several encounters that he was a rageaholic," Gluck says.

A raging workaholic, a working rageaholic; out of rehab and in denial.

For a film that wants so badly to be cool and hip, "Playing God" is the movie equivalent of a rageaholic.

In the movie, he's a rageaholic.

The rageaholic has to have his girlfriend soothe him when he is angry, rather than learning to self-soothe and deal with his rage.

Once a rageaholic expresses their anger, their chances of throwing a tantrum also increase exponentially.

Rageaholics Anonymous advises, "Abstaining completely from acting on anger is the only answer for a rageaholic."

Negishi is under his meager exterior a Rageaholic and also is very skilled in his guitar play.

OXM said "This three-player scrolling shooter has that old-school, spray-and-slay mojo that your inner rageaholic craves."

He was known to bark at neighbors if Greig, who went by Carol Gasko, stopped to talk for too long, the newspaper reported, adding that one described Bulger as "a rageaholic."

Then another mess of a person, a rageaholic named McKinney (Mr. Warburton), slugs him in the company parking lot in front of Joe's 12-year-old daughter, Natalie (Ms. Panettiere).

So when they're in an argument with a rageaholic who's screaming like a banshee, boundaryless people are cast into a panic state that they must get out of by complying with the wishes of the screamer.

Among Juan's crimes, according to Dave the Rageaholic: not hanging out with the guys unless the cameras were around, holding a beer without drinking it, and, of course, faking the shot, which Dave says violates ''man code.''

As the men go down the line saying how out of line Dave was on the boat, the Rageaholic gets angrier and angrier, as evidenced by his flared nostrils and the increasingly crazy look in his eyes.