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cheesed

cheesed

3 9.5
Feeling annoyed or angry about something
  • adjective
  • /tʃiːzd/
  • UK
translation icon : molesto
  • I guarantee you, if I ever get cheesed enough to shoot somebody, the last person I'm gonna shoot is me.

Examples

  • Norma: I GOT TO ADMIT FOR A WHILE THERE I WAS REALLY CHEESED OFF.

  • Let's start with some of the things that cheesed me off about the Three V before I'd even managed to get any apps installed on it Number one, the glass.

  • If I ever get cheesed enough to shoot someone, the last person I'm gonna shoot is me.

  • Peagreen: We're gonna be cheesed!

  • Peagreen: We're gonna be cheesed!

  • I am pretty cheesed off about that jockey falling off that damn horse, Sid!

  • I was really cheesed when my friend forgot my birthday.

  • She felt cheesed off about missing the concert due to the rain.

  • He gets cheesed easily when people interrupt him during meetings.

Synonyms

annoyed
vscheesed
77 1.0

Feeling a little angry or bothered by something small

is used informally in British speech rather than as a neutral term
irritated
vscheesed
44 3.1

Feeling annoyed or a little angry because something keeps bothering you

is not limited to feelings caused by repeated small problems
peeved
vscheesed
11 6.7

Annoyed or a little angry about something small

is used for the same irritation but not only for trivial causes
ticked off
vscheesed
  • Informal
5 7.9

Feeling angry or annoyed about something

is milder and does not normally reach real anger
cheesed off
vscheesed
  • UK
1 8.2

Feeling very annoyed and impatient because of something

is annoyed but not necessarily out of patience
pissed
vscheesed
  • Informal
1 8.4

Feeling very angry or annoyed

is less intense and does not show such extreme anger
brassed
vscheesed
  • UK
9.9

Very annoyed or angry about something

is milder and does not normally reach real anger

Antonyms

936 1.0

Feeling happy or satisfied about something

108 1.0

A feeling of being happy with what you have

Idioms

1 8.2

Feeling very annoyed and impatient because of something

How Annoyed

furious
238 3.0
angry
1.0
cheesed
  • UK
3 9.5
irritated
44 3.1

Surface Forms

cheesed positive

Etymology

Cheesed comes from the British slang phrase cheesed off, made of cheese and off. A helpful image is food that is 'off' or spoiled, so if you are cheesed you are 'annoyed' or 'fed up'.