froth at the mouth

• Estar extremadamente enojado, furioso o enfurecido por algo; también se usa literalmente para describir la excesiva salivación o espuma en la boca, a menudo por enfermedad o esfuerzo físico.

To be extremely angry, furious, or enraged about something; also used literally to describe excessive salivation, often due to illness or exertion.

1. Be extremely angryC1informal

   To be very angry or furious about something.

   Echar espuma por la boca (de rabia)

   • He was frothing at the mouth when he heard the news.
   • The manager was frothing at the mouth over the mistake.
   • She was practically frothing at the mouth with rage.

2. Be very excitedC1informal

   To be extremely enthusiastic or excited about something.

   froth at the mouth

   • The fans were frothing at the mouth for the new album.
   • He was frothing at the mouth to get started on the project.
   • The crowd was frothing at the mouth as the band came on stage.