infuriation

BHO's evasive and elusive estimate of unemployment is likely to enrage the GOPs, who, in turn, will ignite the fire of infuriation, that 'll spread like a wild fire towards the man in the street. jt

Obama expects unemployment to rise 2009

Match of the Day is a remarkable programme these days, chiefly for the mild but tangible sense of infuriation it engenders.

Gary Lineker's jokes have you itching for a touch of punk from Africa | Barney Ronay 2012

The infuriation, again, was that the whole incident had been so unnecessary.

Cesc Fábregas risking his and Arsenal's reputation with petty battles | Dominic Fifield 2011

And it shows some of the ways in which Stephen Foster's music, to this day, is a source of racial embarrassment and infuriation.

The Lyrics And Legacy Of Stephen Foster 2010

He smiled, savoring his youngest child's increasing infuriation more than he did the whipped cream.

Emily Farache: A Dream of Paris 2010

The only thing more hilarious than their comedy is the infuriation they bring to people who don't get them.

This Week In Trailers: Blood Into Wine, Sherlock Holmes, Pumzi, The Last Lovecraft: Relic of Cthulhu, The Last Rites of Ransom Pride | /Film 2010

He smiled, savoring his youngest child's increasing infuriation more than he did the whipped cream.

Emily Farache: A Dream of Paris 2010

I understand your infuriation at being lumped in with all greens.

The Environmental Impact of the Most Important Rain Delayed Baseball Game Ever 2008

His message is basically "settle down now" which is, frankly, really intolerable after 8 years Bush-inspired infuriation.

Bill Clinton Rips Obama In Charlie Rose Interview 2009

Yes; I thought that once we moved into the GE I could step back from hypervigilantly tracking every tidbit of news, but now I see, it's going to be so fun (as opposed to the infuriation of the primary campaign) that I still won't be able to tear myself away!!

Obama Camp Uses McClellan Book To Parry McCain's "Baghdad Stroll" Attack 2009