"headfit" meaning in All languages combined

See headfit on Wiktionary

Noun [English]

Forms: headfits [plural]
Etymology: From head + fit. Etymology templates: {{compound|en|head|fit}} head + fit Head templates: {{en-noun}} headfit (plural headfits)
  1. (British slang, West Country, Bristol) A sudden fit of temper; a tantrum. Tags: British, West-Country, slang Synonyms: tantrum

Inflected forms

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          "ref": "2011 April 11, TinyChickenLady, “Judge Willaim Adams”, in BackYard Chickens Forums:",
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          "ref": "2013 April 26, kerilli, “Anybody know anything about the development of the body protector pre year 2000?”, in Horse and Hound Forums:",
          "text": "I started eventing in 1988 and they definitely were not compulsory then. I remember because after I'd been xc a family friend realised I didn't have a 'back protector' on, had a headfit, and frogmarched me to the tradestands at Brigstock to force me to buy one.",
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