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Definition
to be angry — especially when holding the anger within
or:
to move vigorously in-place — such as boiling water, an agitated crowd, or a basket of writhing (squirming) snakes
or:
to move vigorously in-place — such as boiling water, an agitated crowd, or a basket of writhing (squirming) snakes
- That she hadn't actually been imprisoned in a cell that contained nothing besides two metal cots, a silent, seething Arcadian cell mate, and the ghosts of sobs that remained long after her tears dried up.p. 93.4
- She hovered wordlessly at Thalia's side, trying in vain to battle the infection that had already claimed her kidneys and seemed hell-bent on taking her liver next, seething in silent fury at Octavia's selfishness.p. 214.5
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