pissed off adj.
(orig. US) furious, very annoyed; bored.
in War Paint 122: [aircraft nose art] Sorta Pistof. | ||
in Derelicts of Company K (1978) 250: I know your CO gets pissed off about it. | ||
Joint (1972) 104: Your horn sounds like it’s sore about something. What’s it pissed off about, besides the joint, I mean? | letter 15 July in||
In the Life 17: Maybe I am p’d off. | ||
Fields of Fire (1980) 12: Senator’s pissed off again. | ||
Fixx 158: A deal goes down the tubes, I’m pissed off as hell. | ||
Hip-Hop Connection Dec. 8: Behind every poor review, there’s a pissed-off press officer. | ||
Chopper 4 157: We were all a bit pissed off – as we had put a packet on Turfcutter to win, and the bloody thing came in third. | ||
All the Colours 171: I came to [...] let him know that I wasn’t pissed off. | ||
Thrill City [ebook] Nick would be pissed off, the cops would have the shits and I’d be a laughing stock. | ||
Frank Sinatra in a Blender [ebook] He left Cowboy Roy’s one pissed off son-of-a-bitch and vowed never to return. | ||
Glorious Heresies 26: [S]she’s fucking beautiful when she’s pissed off, even if it’s pissed off with me. | ||
Finders Keepers (2016) 20: His horn - a long, pissed-off blat that made people [...] look around. | ||
Scrublands [ebook] ‘I was right pissed off’. | ||
Joe Country [ebook] ‘He’s been kind of pissed off’. | ||
Consolation 42: Was the district full of pissed-off citizens? | ||
Widespread Panic 29: ‘I’m swamped with pissed-off husbands and wives’. | ||
Secret Hours 17: He was well pissed off about it. |