incazzarsi
What does “incazzarsi” mean in English?
It means to get very angry or pissed off. This is a reflexive verb, so it emphasizes the action happening to oneself.
You might use it like 'to get pissed off' in English, often in informal contexts. It's a common expression in Italy when someone is really upset about something.
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