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| SNIT Definition: (idiomatic - be in a snit) (North American English) To be bad-tempered and refuse to speak to anybody for a time because you are angry about something. ______________________________________________________________________ * All nine elements would be in. 1. Purposeful and necessary, in your opinion. 2. Cause(s) of temper and reason(s) for silence is/are known. 3. Nothing can be done in the situation, about what has caused moodiness or taciturnity, to alter mood for good. 4. An appeal, pleading, etc. to have a change of mood/heart/mind will be rebuffed. And/or an attempt to plead could even make matters worse. 5. Refusal does not offend a rule, etc. That is, silence will not get you into trouble with the law. 6. No loss will be suffered as a direct result of situation. That is, temper or anger will not boil over! And a gain might be obtainable from keeping quiet. 7. Condition lasts for a period of time considered as reasonable, especially by those who have a contact, relationship, etc. with you. 8. No forgetfulness arises after end of period of bad temper. That is, 'cool' will not be lost, 'forever', as a result of emotion and feeling. In other words, on return to normalcy, what ought to be done or said, will be appropriately dealt with. 9. Refusal serves purpose(s). _________________ 'NO COMMENT'. | |
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