have a fit informal
throw a fit informal
pitch a fit informal

He'll have a fit or something if we call out to him.

When my mother's mother heard about the plan, she had a fit.

I said if you're going to have a fit, take it out on the street.

She'd have had a fit and killed the whole deal.

I thought he was going to have a fit right in that office.

It was as if they were all having a fit.

I believe we should have a fitting in about an hour.

I thought she would have a fit on the spot.

Her conservative husband would have a fit if he knew.

My agent would have a fit if she could see me now.

"He used to come over and have a fit about the view," she said.

I might have a fit or something/ Angry, but he tried not to show it.

But when I told your aunt my idea, she had a fit.

She'll have a fit if she comes out and I've disappeared.

If you want my frank opinion, I think you're having a fit of some kind.

Hopeful also had a fit or two of the same disease.

Some of the students thought she was having a fit, and they ran screaming for help.

After that, she will pretend to have a fit and fall down on the floor.

But he had a fit of some sort at his club this Monday past.

"Our coach would have a fit if we did that.

My children are going to have a fit when I die."

I wonder if I'm going to have a fit, and that's why they're watching me.

He would have a fit of rage and throw you out.

My mother got slightly alarmed thinking I was having a fit.

But she was likely to throw a fit if they tried something.

That's the same as a child throwing a fit and the parents giving in.

Or did you think I'd throw a fit of temper?

If you really want to throw a fit, at least realize this game is free, first.

We tried to get him to take more, from a different teacher, but he threw a fit, and just refused.

His mother would throw a fit if she found out he was smoking (again).

And then everybody would have thrown a fit if you brought out hers.

He threw a fit, took the book away and assumed that would be the end of the business.

"I'd throw a fit and say this is what she wants!"

Your son threw a fit in the night, suffered a major stroke as a result.

When a girl smiles this beautifully, she is about to throw a fit.

He would give father-in-law a chance to throw a fit, next morning.

She threw a fit when I told her no one was here to talk to her.

If my mother found out about the marriage during the conference call with the board and threw a fit, we'd lose the apartment.

I feel that if I say no she will throw a fit.

"I of course threw a fit because it wasn't American."

Finally he succeeds and for good measure the boy throws a fit right there in the office.

I was walking off, and he was throwing a fit.

Jessie would throw a fit, especially as they hadn't seen her in a while.

At which point, apparently, her preferred tactic is to throw a fit and run away.

Do we really want to throw a fit, holler and break dishes?

People really just enjoy throwing a fit about features they haven't even seen yet.

"Shannon's either going to love this or else she'll throw a fit.

"I'd probably hit a car or a person, and then someone would throw a fit, and we'd be in trouble again."

We started referring to her outbursts as "throwing a fit."