gas·ket 
/ˈgæskət/ noun
plural gas·kets /ˈgæskət/ noun [count] : a piece of rubber or some other material that is used to make a tight seal between two parts that are joined together
blow a gasket 1 of a car, engine, etc. : to develop a very bad leak in a gasket 2 informal, of a person : to become very angry
▪ When the boss found out that the shipment was late, he blew a gasket.
▪ When the boss found out that the shipment was late, he blew a gasket.
