fed-up
Sick of it
Fed-up describes being thoroughly tired or annoyed with something, usually after prolonged exposure: I'm fed-up with these constant delays.
The hyphenated form typically appears before a noun (a fed-up customer), while the unhyphenated form follows a verb (She was fed up with his excuses).
The phrase suggests patience exhausted to its limit.
Intensely irritated, patience gone
- irritatedSlightly angered or bothered
- annoyedMildly vexed
- aggravatedIntensified or vexed
- frustratedAnnoyed by obstacles
vexed · infuriated · peeved · cross · riled · irked · miffed · agitated
Unhappy with results
- displeasedMildly angry or annoyed
- disgruntledSullenly dissatisfied
- unhappyExperiencing sorrow or displeasure
- disenchantedLost one's illusions
disillusioned · resentful · bitter · cynical · jaded · soured · alienated · disaffected
exasperated
Intensely irritated, patience gone
- irritatedSlightly angered or bothered
- annoyedMildly vexed
- aggravatedIntensified or vexed
frustrated · vexed · infuriated · peeved · cross · riled · irked · miffed · agitated · impatient
dissatisfied
Unhappy with results
- displeasedMildly angry or annoyed
- disgruntledSullenly dissatisfied
- unhappyExperiencing sorrow or displeasure
disenchanted · disillusioned · resentful · bitter · cynical · jaded · soured · alienated · disaffected · indignant
weary
Deeply tired, spent
fed-uppatient
Able to wait calmly
tolerant · forbearing · long-suffering · uncomplaining · accepting