Definition of "enrages" []

• Third-person singular simple present indicative form of enrage. (verb)

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• "The Clinton name enrages and energizes the Republicans, and she does not help in attracting independent voters."
• "Attempts to reform the university in 1967 further frustrated students, leading a few with political activist backgrounds to form a group called the enrages — a name that originated in the French Revolution and literally means "angry people.""
• "Conservatives (And their mainstream enablers) have long suffered under the misapprehension that Ann Coulter "enrages" liberals or some such nonsense."