1. to express anger or criticism loudly and forcefully
2. to explode violently or suddenly
Usage: formal

1. explosive chemical compounds that detonate when struck or heated
Usage: chemistry

Examples

• The senator fulminates against the new tax policy.
• She fulminates about the poor service at the restaurant.
• The critic fulminates in his review of the play.
• The unstable compound fulminates when exposed to heat.
• Mercury fulminates are used in percussion caps.
• The chemistry lab stores fulminates in a secure cabinet.