Pronunciation: /fud reɪdʒ/
noun a feeling of intense anger or frustration resulting from a negative experience with food
A1 I experienced food rage when my order took too long to arrive.
A2 Food rage can happen when you are really hungry and the restaurant messes up your order.
B1 Her food rage was evident when she loudly complained about the quality of the meal.
B2 Food rage is a common occurrence in busy restaurants where customers have high expectations.
C1 The chef's food rage was legendary, as he would often throw pots and pans when things didn't go right in the kitchen.
C2 Food rage can be a serious issue for some people, leading to confrontations and even violence in extreme cases.
formal The customer experienced a sudden bout of food rage when their order was delayed.
informal I always get food rage when my favorite restaurant is closed for the day.
slang I was hangry and experiencing major food rage when I couldn't find anything to eat.
figurative His food rage was evident when he angrily slammed his fork down on the table.
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