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rage quit
[ reyj kwit ]
verb (used with or without object)
- (especially of a video game) to abandon (an undertaking) in a fit of frustration, especially after near success or abrupt failure following a significant investment of time and effort: I gave up after the second book and rage quit the whole series.
The level was designed to make grown men rage quit and throw their controllers at the TV.
I gave up after the second book and rage quit the whole series.
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of rage quit1
Example Sentences
Just be sure to give it some thought before rage quitting.
When the team leaders briefed their engineers on Sunâs moderation ploy, one engineer slammed their laptop closed and ârage quitâ the meeting.
Wallace had ârage quitâ at virtual Bristol after wrecking with Bowyer and his sponsor for the event fired him on the spot.
Last week Bubba Wallace was dropped by a sponsor after he ârage quitâ during a race being broadcast live on Fox Sports.
The event on Easter Sunday was held on after Bubba Wallace ârage quitâ last weekâs race.
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