seether

[ see-ther ]

/ ˈsi ðər /

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noun

a person who is in an agitated state, especially one who is internally agitated:She isn't one to blow up with a temper; she's more of a seether, keeping her negative emotions pent up.

Obsolete. a pot or kettle used to boil something.

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Origin of seether

seethe + -er¹

Words nearby seether

see the color of one's money, see the elephant, see the last of, see the light, see the light of day, seether, see the sights, seething, see things, see-through, see through rose-colored glasses