brassed off

Thoroughly ticked off

Brassed off is British slang for annoyed or fed up: I'm completely brassed off with this weather.

The expression suggests exasperation rather than intense anger—more irritation than fury.

It appears in casual speech and informal writing, often with "with" indicating the source of frustration.

annoyed

irritated

Slightly angered or bothered

miffed · vexed · nettled · ruffled · testy · cross · narked · put out · bothered · rankled

exasperated

fuming

Extremely angry, visibly so

livid · steamed · hot under the collar · riled · worked up · wound up · impatient · frustrated · beside oneself · sick and tired

disgruntled

dissatisfied

Unhappy with results

malcontent · aggrieved · resentful · bitter · sour · sullen · morose · hard done by · embittered · grudging

fed-up

weary

Deeply tired, spent

over it · sick of it · done · through · worn down · world-weary · burnt out · disillusioned · disheartened · deflated

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emotional state

brassed offpleased

Feeling satisfaction or joy

delighted · chuffed · happy · content · satisfied

Family

brass, brassy, off

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Timeless · Abstract · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG