Angries

English

Etymology

From angry +‎ -s.

Noun

Angries pl (plural only)

1. (literature) The Angry Young Men.
   • 1966, Stanley Kauffmann, A world on film: criticism and comment:

     The Angries are not in revolt against poverty or exploitation as such...

   • 2007, Christine Berberich, The image of the English gentleman in twentieth-century literature:

     The 'Angries' ridiculed this notion with cliched representations of effeminate artists and intellectuals...

Anagrams

• raignes, regains, earings, Angiers, Reagins, gainers, searing, erasing, Seraing, seringa, reginas, reagins, Aigners, signare, regians, graines, Gearins, Searing, Gainers, inrages