cheesed
Really quite irritated
Cheesed means annoyed or fed up, almost always appearing as cheesed off: I'm completely cheesed off about the delay.
The expression is primarily British, conveying mild to moderate irritation rather than serious anger.
It functions much like "ticked off" or "pissed off" but sounds less harsh.
annoyed
Slightly angered or bothered
- peevedSlightly irritated
- miffedMildly vexed
- vexedAnnoyed or much-debated
- aggravatedIntensified or vexed
exasperated · irked · nettled · ruffled · disgruntled · put out · ticked off · browned off
irritated
Slightly angered or bothered
aggravated · exasperated · irked · nettled · ruffled · disgruntled · put out · ticked off · browned off · hacked off
- cream cheeseSoft spreadable dairy product
- grilled cheeseFried sandwich with melted filling
- macaroni and cheesePasta in cheese sauce
- cheese pizzaUntopped tomato-and-mozzarella pie
- say cheesePre-snapshot instruction
- cottage cheeseFresh cheese with curds
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