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Meaning of estrilar

estrilar: This verb was used a lot in the lunfardo until the mid-20th century, and then it was forgotten. It means angry or angry, becoming noticeable; although it also extended to more specific cases of anger such as jealousy or envy. It comes from the Genoese strillá ("chillar" ), which is of Latin origin, as stryridular.; Scream, tremble, get upset; It is usually a term that is applied to define when a person leaves a social duty, when he turns to a commitment to his country and leaves regardless of the consequences, it is applied to define when he flees by cowardice.; Estrilar: vb. 1 get angry, upset. 2 protest angrily a person by improper action or an excessive claim of someone.

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