mantrum
noun/ˈmæn.tɹəm/
Etymology Blend of man + tantrum.
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Derogatory, Slang An emotional outburst by an adult man.
- "My hubby's there with his kinsmen. He loathes girls' night out—throws a mantrum every week. So I suppose I could go relieve his misery."2008, Kresley Cole, Dark Needs at Night's Edge, Pocket Books, →ISBN, page 219:
- Sometimes mirroring the bully's behavior puts a stop to things. It certainly is worth a try. In the middle of one of his “mantrums,” mirror him back and watch what happens.2010, Lillian Glass, Toxic Men: 10 Ways to Identify, Deal with, and Heal from the Men Who Make Your Life Miserable, Adams Media, →ISBN, page 192:
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- Before me, the turnover rate on his assistant's desk was about three months due to his daily mantrums.2014, Danube Adele, Quicksilver Dreams, Carina Press, →ISBN: