Pronunciation: /mæd əz ə wɛt hɛn/
noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 My grandma gets mad as a wet hen when she can't find her glasses.
A2 The teacher was as mad as a wet hen when the students didn't do their homework.
B1 The boss was mad as a wet hen when he found out about the mistake in the report.
B2 She was mad as a wet hen when she discovered her car had been scratched in the parking lot.
C1 The politician was as mad as a wet hen when he lost the election.
C2 The CEO was mad as a wet hen when he learned about the embezzlement in the company.
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun
A1 She was mad as a wet hen when she found out her brother ate the last cookie.
A2 The customer was mad as a wet hen when the store refused to refund her money.
B1 The teacher was mad as a wet hen when she discovered the students had not done their homework.
B2 The manager was mad as a wet hen when he realized the project deadline would not be met.
C1 The CEO was mad as a wet hen after learning about the company's financial losses.
C2 The politician was mad as a wet hen when the scandal was leaked to the press.
adverb a word that modifies a verb, adjective, or other adverb
A1 She was mad as a wet hen when she found out her favorite shirt was ruined.
A2 The teacher was mad as a wet hen when the students didn't do their homework.
B1 The boss was mad as a wet hen when he discovered the project deadline had been missed.
B2 The customer was mad as a wet hen when the product arrived damaged.
C1 The politician was mad as a wet hen when his opponent spread false rumors about him.
C2 The actress was mad as a wet hen when her private photos were leaked to the press.
preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence
A1 She was mad as a wet hen when she found out her flight was cancelled.
A2 My mom gets mad as a wet hen when I forget to do my chores.
B1 The customer was mad as a wet hen when he received the wrong order.
B2 The coach was mad as a wet hen after the team lost the championship game.
C1 The professor was mad as a wet hen when the students turned in their assignments late.
C2 The CEO was mad as a wet hen when he discovered the company had been hacked.
conjunction a word that connects words, phrases, or clauses
A1 She was mad as a wet hen when she found out her flight was canceled.
A2 The teacher was mad as a wet hen because the students were misbehaving.
B1 The customer was mad as a wet hen when he realized his order was wrong.
B2 The manager was mad as a wet hen when he saw the sales report.
C1 The politician was mad as a wet hen after losing the election.
C2 The CEO was mad as a wet hen when he discovered the embezzlement within the company.
article a word that specifies a noun as definite or indefinite
A1 My mom was mad as a wet hen when she found out I forgot to do my chores.
A2 The teacher was mad as a wet hen when the students were talking during the exam.
B1 The customer was mad as a wet hen when the store refused to give a refund.
B2 The coach was mad as a wet hen when the team lost the championship game.
C1 The CEO was mad as a wet hen when he found out about the company's financial losses.
C2 The politician was mad as a wet hen when his opponent spread false rumors about him.
formal She was as mad as a wet hen when she found out about the mistake.
informal My mom was mad as a wet hen when she saw the mess we made in the kitchen.
slang She was as mad as a wet hen when she caught her boyfriend cheating on her.
figurative The teacher was mad as a wet hen when the students kept talking during the lesson.
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