rage quit

[ reyj-kwit ]

/ ˈreɪdʒ ˌkwɪt /

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verb (used with or without object)

(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.

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Also rage-quit .

Origin of rage quit

First recorded in 2005–10

Words nearby rage quit

ragbag, rag bolt, rag doll, rage, rage farming, rage quit, rager, ragfish, ragga, ragged, ragged edge