fumed

An archaic adjective meaning 'furious' or 'angry', now rarely used except in historical or literary contexts.

• 🇪🇸Adjetivo que significa 'enfurecido' o 'enojado', usado principalmente en contextos literarios o históricos; hoy en día resulta arcaico en el habla común.

1. Angry or irritated B2 informal

   Feeling or showing intense anger or irritation.

   • He was fumed after hearing the unfair decision.
   • She sat in the corner, fumed and silent.
   • The boss was fumed when the report was late again.

   🇪🇸Enfurecido o irritado

   Sinónimos: angryannoyedenragedfuriousincensedirateirritatedlividseethingwrathful

   Antónimos: calmcomposedpeacefulserene

2. Treated with fumes C1 formal

   Describing wood or other material that has been darkened or colored by exposure to ammonia fumes.

   • The cabinet is made of fumed oak.
   • Fumed wood has a rich, dark appearance.
   • They chose fumed furniture for the study.

   🇪🇸ahumado (por tratamiento con amoníaco)

   Sinónimos: smoked

• more fumed comparative form
• most fumed superlative form

A verb used to express the act of showing or feeling intense anger, irritation, or agitation, often accompanied by the emission of smoke or vapor in a literal sense.

• 🇪🇸Verbo que expresa un enfado o irritación intensos, a menudo con la idea de estar tan furioso que uno parece echar humo; también puede referirse a emitir humo o vapor en sentido literal.

1. Feel angry B2 informal

   To feel or show great anger or irritation.

   • He fumed when he heard the news.
   • She fumed at the delay.
   • The boss fumed about the missed deadline.

   🇪🇸Estar furioso

   Sinónimos: boilchaferageseethesmolderstorm

   Antónimos: calmcomposepacifysoothe

2. Emit smoke or vapor B2 formal

   To give off smoke, gas, or vapor, often with a strong smell.

   • The factory chimney fumed into the sky.
   • The engine fumed after overheating.
   • The volcano fumed with ash and steam.

   🇪🇸Emitir humo o vapor

   Sinónimos: emitexudereeksmokesteam

• fumed past participle
• fumed past simple
• fuming present participle
• fumes third person singular