peeved
- adjective
- /piːvd/
- She was peeved when her friend forgot her birthday.
- get peeved
- a little peeved
- a bit peeved
So I'm pretty peeved right now to the point where not even an adorable pink computer could cheer me up.
- So I'm pretty peeved right now to the point where not even an adorable pink computer could cheer me up.
Examples
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Sure, she was probably and understandably peeved that she was in the bottom two, and you know what?
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Tony was a little peeved at having the one speech of his lifetime ruined like that.
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And for the moment, I was peeved.
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Anyway, she, uh... is a little peeved.
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And I figured your boss was gonna be real peeved, you know what I mean?
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Well, I'm a little bit peeved at you guys.
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That didn't cost anything like this, - and she was kind of peeved at that.
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Anyway, apparently Benny is still peeved that he missed the opportunity.
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There are now a lot of 5th graders who are peeved about government interference with their lunch choices.
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I guess I'm still peeved about Apple's choice to leave out the retina on the mini.
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Synonyms
Feeling a little angry or bothered by something small
Feeling annoyed or a little angry because something keeps bothering you
Quick to become annoyed or angry
Slightly annoyed because someone was rude or unfair
Feeling angry or annoyed about something
Quick to get annoyed by small things
Feeling annoyed or worried by a small but ongoing problem
Feeling annoyed or angry
Feeling annoyed or slightly angry at something
Feeling upset, worried, or slightly annoyed by something
Antonyms
How Annoyed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Peeved comes from the short verb peeve, which comes from the older word peevish meaning 'easily annoyed'. A helpful way to remember it is the phrase pet peeve — a small, personal thing that bothers you — so peeved means 'annoyed' by something minor.