mess-rage

Definition

The irrational fury that boils up when you're surrounded by chaos and disorder—righteous anger directed at clutter itself rather than at any specific person.

Example Usage

Walking into my roommate's side of the room triggered such a mess-rage I had to step outside before I started throwing things.

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