browned-off
Irritated and weary
Browned-off means annoyed, fed up, or disgruntled.
The term is chiefly British and somewhat old-fashioned, originating as military slang: The troops were browned-off after weeks of waiting.
It suggests weary irritation rather than intense anger—being thoroughly tired of a situation or person.
Slightly angered or bothered
aggravated · cross · testy · tetchy · grumpy · cranky · grouchy · snappy
Out of patience
- disenchantedLost one's illusions
- disgruntledSullenly dissatisfied
- dissatisfiedUnhappy with results
- jadedDulled by overindulgence
weary · tired · cynical · disillusioned · disaffected · alienated · world-weary · bored
Displeasure from blocked efforts
- aggravationState of being vexed
- vexationFrustrated annoyance
- irritationMild anger or inflammation
- displeasureMild anger or disapproval
indignation · chagrin · dismay · disgruntlement · annoyance · umbrage · peevishness · resentment
irritated
Slightly angered or bothered
irked · aggravated · cross · testy · tetchy · grumpy · cranky · grouchy · snappy · displeased
fed-up
Out of patience
- disenchantedLost one's illusions
- disgruntledSullenly dissatisfied
- dissatisfiedUnhappy with results
jaded · weary · tired · cynical · disillusioned · disaffected · alienated · world-weary · bored · apathetic
frustration
Displeasure from blocked efforts
- aggravationState of being vexed
- vexationFrustrated annoyance
- irritationMild anger or inflammation
displeasure · indignation · chagrin · dismay · disgruntlement · annoyance · umbrage · peevishness · resentment · weariness
- fed-upannoyed, irritated, frustrated, exasperated, had it