tantrum
nounUK /ˈtæn.trəm/
US /ˈtæn.trəm/
A tantrum is when someone gets very angry and cries or screams to get what they want.
The little boy threw a tantrum in the store because he wanted a toy.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A sudden show of bad temper, especially by a young child.
She had a tantrum when her mother said it was bedtime.
3. An uncontrolled display of anger or frustration by an adult.
He threw a tantrum when his computer crashed again.
4. A noisy, angry protest about something unfair.
The fans had a tantrum over the referee's call.