burned (at) adj.
annoyed (with).
What Makes Sammy Run? (1992) 164: Sammy has heard that he’s been a little burned lately because people are saying he’s losing touch with studio activities. | ||
Pittsburgh Courier (PA) 20 Feb. 20/1: Having failed to give Negroes the proper radio break, we’ve been burned with CBS for years. | ||
Behind Bamboo 395/2: Burnt off, fed-up, furious. | ||
Long Wait (1954) 70: He was pretty burned about it. | ||
Mad mag. Spring 49: Jed Brown was pretty burned up about the whole thing. | ||
Getaway in Four Novels (1983) 23: I wasn’t burned over what you was going to do to me. | ||
in Sweet Daddy 31: I’m good and burned. Imagine the lousy little creep [etc.]. | ||
in Hellhole 215: So I was mad. [...] You can imagine how goddamn burned I was. | ||
Serial 16: Harvey had agreed in principle [...] but he was still burned. | ||
(con. 1940s–60s) Straight from the Fridge Dad. | ||
Raiders 124: Like most men in prison, Stan was burnt by the news [of his lover’s infidelity]. |