storm out of (some place)

To leave or exit some place in a very angry and animated manner. After being told she couldn't watch any more television, the child threw down her toys and stormed out of the room in a huff. I told Mark that we should break up, and he stormed out of the restaurant without saying a word.

See also: of, out, storm

See also:

storm out
pram
chuck (one's) toys out of the cot
chuck (one's) toys out of the pram
cot
rile up
for shame
For shame!
have toys in the attic
shame on (one)

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