English
Etymology
Since 1833, from American English, of uncertain origin; perhaps related to corruption or captious
Noun
conniption (plural: conniptions)
- A fit of anger or panic; conniption fit.
#:When she came downstairs and saw what her children were eating, she had a conniption.
- A fit of laughing.
Translations
a fit of anger or panic
German: Anfall m, hysterischer Anfall m, Wutanfall m
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Russian: п�ипадок и��е�ии m, и��е�ика f, п�и���п гнева m
a fit of laughing
German: Lachanfall m
vi:conniption
zh:conniption
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