snit 
/ˈsnɪt/ noun
/ˈsnɪt/ noun Meaning:
have a snit
US, informal : to become annoyed and angry usually about something minor
▪ She's going to have a snit when she sees this mess.
▪ She's going to have a snit when she sees this mess.
in a snit
US, informal : in a very annoyed and angry state usually because of something minor
▪ He left in a snit when they told him he'd have to wait another hour. ▪ She got in a snit when she found out he was late.
▪ He left in a snit when they told him he'd have to wait another hour. ▪ She got in a snit when she found out he was late.
