ticked off
Mad about something
Ticked off means annoyed or angry: I'm really ticked off about the parking ticket.
The phrase serves as a milder alternative to pissed off, suitable for contexts where stronger language feels inappropriate.
To tick someone off is to irritate them: It ticks me off when people cut in line.
Slightly angered or bothered
aggravated · miffed · nettled · galled · put out · fed up · had it · riled
irritated
Slightly angered or bothered
irked · aggravated · miffed · nettled · galled · put out · fed up · had it · riled · rankled
furious
Extremely angry
incensed · enraged · fuming · infuriated · outraged · hostile · wrathful · apoplectic · ballistic · steaming
marked
Bearing an indicator
noted · recorded · tallied · accounted for · verified · confirmed · logged · itemized · enumerated · boxed
- angeranger, rage, fury, wrath, ire
- anger expressionssee red, seeing red, lose your temper, blow a fuse, blow a gasket
- fed-upannoyed, irritated, frustrated, exasperated, had it
- irritabilitycranky, grouchy, grumpy, irritated, annoyed
- mood idiomsbad mood, black mood, dark mood, foul mood, in a mood
- slang moodsbummed, chill, cranky, edgy, grumpy