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Definitions
Noun
1

A pot for boiling things; a boiler.

"The old copper seether on the stove whistled loudly as it brought the water to a rolling boil."

In plain English: A seether is someone who gets extremely angry and violent very quickly over small things.

"The seething crowd pushed forward until they reached the front doors."

Example Sentences
"The seething crowd pushed forward until they reached the front doors." noun
"The seether was still warm from the soup I had just finished eating." noun
"She wiped her lips after blowing on the hot seether of tomato bisque." noun
"My grandmother always served a steaming seether to comfort us during winter." noun
See Also
pot boiler boil
Related Terms

Origin

Seether is a modern compound word formed by combining seethe with the agent suffix -er. It was first used to describe someone who is intensely angry or agitated, extending the original meaning of boiling water to human emotions.

Rhyming Words
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