To circumvent something is to get around it in a clever and sometimes dishonest way, or, if it's a rule or law, to avoid being stopped by it.

Berserk generally means “markedly out of control due to intense anger or excitement.” It is often used in the phrase go berserk, which can mean either “to become very excited” or “to become very angry and often violent.”

1. deserving of respect, esteem or high regard

2. having value, worth or significance that can be calculated or known

the strategic promotion of a nation's cuisine to build diplomatic connections and favorable public relations for that nation.

Splenetic is a formal word that typically describes expressions of sharp annoyance and anger.

// The newspaper publisher's splenetic editorials often struck fear into local politicians.

1. brief and to the point; effectively cut short

2. marked by rude or arrogant shortness