1947 B. Stuart Far To Go 67: [T]his realisation is too much for the recruit to assimilate all at once, and he acquires a feeling of acute ‘fedupness’ [...] which at times borders on dementia.at fed-upness under fed up, adj.
1947 B. Stuart Far To Go 145: If I had offered him a pork chop, he could not have kicked up more row. Walk into Beni Abbes?—not pygmalion likely! at not Pygmalion likely! (excl.) under not likely, phr.