rage quit

[ reyj-kwit ]

verb (used with or without object)
  1. (especially of a video game) to abandon (an undertaking) in a fit of frustration, especially after near success or abrupt failure following a significant investment of time and effort: The level was designed to make grown men rage quit and throw their controllers at the TV.I gave up after the second book and rage quit the whole series.

Origin of rage quit

1
First recorded in 2005–10
  • Also rage-quit .

Words Nearby rage quit

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