Use it to express intense anger, stronger than just 'annoyed' or 'upset'.

Expressing Anger

Heightens the description of a reaction to convey a very animated response.

Colloquial Intensity

Implies that a specific action or event triggered the strong reaction.

Often used to describe a group's collective excitement in a fun, shared experience.

While it can be about anger, in this context, it's about positive excitement.

Showcases a vivacious and lively response, as in dancing or cheering.

Reserved for situations of intense irritation, more forceful than 'go ape'.

Signals the possibility of an extreme reaction, suggesting caution.

Has a vulgar connotation; be aware of the setting before using it.