A Rage

"What makes you a rage?"

-Dick Masterson

A Rage is a multi-use phrase coined by Dick Masterson.



As a Verb
"A rage," when used as a verb, functions in the same way the word "rage" does; to feel or express violent and uncontrollable anger. The antonym of this word is a calm.

"I was a rage over my phone bill."

"Tom always becomes a rage when Stacey burns the dinner."







As a Noun
The noun "a rage" is distinguishable from its adjective form in that someone who is a rage will often be in a state of a rage; as in they are thin-skinned or easily upset. This definition, when practiced by Sean and Dick, was used almost exclusively to describe Maddox; who was pretty much never not a rage about something.

"My alimony has really made me a rage today."

As an Adjective
Finally, "a rage" in its adjective form refers to any person or personality who is uniquely sensational or memorable. Adverse to its noun and verb forms which may derive a negative connotation, to call someone "a rage" in a positive manner means they are funny, insightful, and welcome to have around. Dick uses this form to describe guests on the show - of whom he and the community have been searching for the biggest rage among guests.

"Denzel is my favorite co-host, he's the biggest rage."