hacked off
Thoroughly fed up
Hacked off is British slang meaning annoyed, irritated, or fed up.
It conveys a stronger sense of frustration than merely bothered but falls short of enraged.
I'm completely hacked off with the way they handled my complaint.
The expression functions as a predicate adjective, typically following a linking verb, and often pairs with prepositions like with or about to identify the source of irritation.
Slightly angered or bothered
- annoyedMildly vexed
- furiousExtremely angry
- exasperatedIntensely irritated, patience gone
- frustratedAnnoyed by obstacles
agitated · peeved · vexed · disgruntled · livid · fuming · resentful · indignant
irritated
Slightly angered or bothered
- annoyedMildly vexed
- furiousExtremely angry
- exasperatedIntensely irritated, patience gone
frustrated · agitated · peeved · vexed · disgruntled · livid · fuming · resentful · indignant · miffed
chopped
Cut into pieces
hewn · cleaved · truncated · dismembered · pruned · trimmed · hatchet · machete · axe · blade
- anger expressionssee red, seeing red, lose your temper, blow a fuse, blow a gasket
- mood idiomsbad mood, black mood, dark mood, foul mood, in a mood