hysteric

Converse of object

have: Kit and I had violent hysterics when we tried them on.

Adjective modifier

• booze-fuelled: Tension comes to a head during the leisurely Labor Day picnic, a marathon event that begins with games and ends with booze-fuelled hysterics.
• violent: Kit and I had violent hysterics when we tried them on.
• absolute: The local fishermen, watching this, were in absolute hysterics.
• near: At one stage the race office who were aware of Mel's false right lower leg, were in near hysterics.
• female: Every female hysteric, according to Mitchell, should be placed under the watchful supervision of a ( male ) physician.
• strong: Leon justified the delay on the grounds that the old woman had gone into strong hysterics once she came round.

Modifies a noun

body: Finally, parallels between the hysteric body and Christ as the Man of Sorrows will be drawn.