Antonyms for let steam
| Grammar : Verb |
| Spell : steem |
| Phonetic Transcription : stim |
Definition of let steam
Origin :- Old English steam "vapor, fume," from Proto-Germanic *staumaz (cf. Dutch stoom), of unknown origin. Steam age first attested 1941. Steam heat as a method of temperature control recorded from 1904.
- As in rage : verb be angry
- As in release : verb let go, let out
- As in have a ball : verb have fun
Synonyms for let steam
- absolve
- acquit
- bail out
- be beside oneself
- be furious
- be uncontrollable
- beat the drum
- blow a fuse
- blow one's top
- blow up
- boil over
- bristle
- cast loose
- chafe
- champ at bit
- clear
- commute
- cut loose
- deliver
- discharge
- disengage
- dispense
- drop
- emancipate
- enjoy
- erupt
- exculpate
- excuse
- exempt
- exonerate
- extricate
- feast
- fly off the handle
- foam at the mouth
- free
- fret
- fulminate
- fume
- get down
- get it on
- give off
- give out
- go berserk
- go easy on
- go to town
- have a fit
- have a tantrum
- issue
- jubilate
- kick up one's heels
- leak
- let loose
- let off
- let off steam
- let up on
- liberate
- live it up
- look daggers
- loose
- loosen
- make a fuss over
- make merry
- manumit
- open up
- overflow
- paint the town red
- party
- rail at
- raise hell
- raise the roof
- rampage
- rant
- rant and rave
- rave
- rejoice
- revel
- revere
- roar
- scold
- scream
- seethe
- set at large
- set free
- set loose
- snap at
- splutter
- spring
- steam
- storm
- surge
- surrender
- take out
- tear
- throw a fit
- turn loose
- turn out
- unbind
- unchain
- undo
- unfasten
- unfetter
- unleash
- unloose
- unshackle
- untie
- vent
- wipe slate clean
- work oneself into sweat
- yell
- yield
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