Green’s Dictionary of Slang

fed up v.

[fed up adj. (1)]

to annoy.

[UK]Wodehouse Mike & Psmith [ebook] What seems to have fed up Comrade Adair, to a certain extent, is that Stone apparently led him to understand [etc].
[Aus]Bulletin (Sydney) 29 Oct. 14/4: This ‘fed up’ the skipper, and he left New Guinea, only staying his flight to inspect a snow-covered volcano 30,000 feet high.
[US]R. Chandler ‘Trouble Is My Business’ in Spanish Blood (1946) 200: Ten minutes of opening and shutting drawers and looking at the backs of shelves [...] fed them up.