browned off
Irritated and impatient
Browned off means annoyed, irritated, or fed up.
The expression is British slang, originally military: I'm thoroughly browned off with this weather.
It suggests weary frustration rather than active anger—the feeling of being worn down by circumstances.
Slightly irritated
irked · aggravated · testy · cross · cranky · grumpy · tetchy · crotchety
Thoroughly weary of something
- had enoughReached one's limit
- wearyDeeply tired, spent
- jadedDulled by overindulgence
- tiredLacking energy, needing rest
over it · disenchanted · disillusioned · disgruntled · bored · worn out · exasperated · done
Mildly angry or annoyed
- dissatisfiedUnhappy with results
- discontentedUnhappy with circumstances
- unhappyExperiencing sorrow or displeasure
- resentfulFeeling lingering ill will
bitter · sour · malcontent · aggrieved · sullen · sulky · morose · disaffected
peeved
Slightly irritated
nettled · irked · aggravated · testy · cross · cranky · grumpy · tetchy · crotchety · snappy
sick and tired
Thoroughly weary of something
- had enoughReached one's limit
- wearyDeeply tired, spent
- jadedDulled by overindulgence
tired · over it · disenchanted · disillusioned · disgruntled · bored · worn out · exasperated · done · through
displeased
Mildly angry or annoyed
- dissatisfiedUnhappy with results
- discontentedUnhappy with circumstances
- unhappyExperiencing sorrow or displeasure
resentful · bitter · sour · malcontent · aggrieved · sullen · sulky · morose · disaffected · hard done by
- mood idiomsbad mood, black mood, dark mood, foul mood, in a mood