pissed

/pist/
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pissed

He felt really pissed at her snootiness.

Definition
  1. Adjective (Vulgar Slang):
    • Extremely intoxicated by alcohol: In a state of severe drunkenness.
    • Angry, irritated, or annoyed: Feeling strong displeasure or impatience.
Usage and Examples
  • Meaning: Very drunk:

    • He got absolutely pissed at the party last night.
    • After three beers, she was already pissed.
  • Meaning: Angry or annoyed:

    • I was really pissed when they canceled the meeting at the last minute.
    • Don't be pissed at me; it wasn't my fault.
Advanced Usage and Nuances
  • "Pissed off": This phrasal form is extremely common, especially for the "angry" meaning, and can be considered even stronger.
    • She was pissed off about the constant noise.
    • His arrogant attitude pisses me off.
  • The word is considered vulgar and informal. It is inappropriate for formal writing or polite conversation.
Variants and Related Words
  • Piss (verb, vulgar): To urinate. Also used figuratively to mean "to waste" or in expressions of contempt ().
  • Pissed off (adjective, vulgar): Angry, annoyed. (See "Advanced Usage").
  • Pissing (adjective/adverb, vulgar): Used as an intensifier, e.g., (raining heavily).
Synonyms
  • For "very drunk": intoxicated, inebriated, wasted (slang), plastered (slang), smashed (slang).
  • For "angry": angry, annoyed, irritated, furious, irate, aggravated.
Related Phrasal Verbs/Idioms
  • Piss off (phrasal verb):
    • (Transitive) To annoy or anger someone.
      • His constant complaining really pisses me off.
    • (Intransitive, chiefly British) To go away; to leave (often used as an imperative).
      • Why don't you just piss off and leave me alone?
  • Piss about/around (phrasal verb, chiefly British): To act in a foolish or time-wasting way; to mess about.
    • Stop pissing around and get to work!
  • Piss away (phrasal verb): To waste something, especially money or time, carelessly.
    • He pissed away his entire inheritance in a year.
  • Take the piss (out of someone) (idiom, chiefly British): To mock or tease someone.
    • The guys are always taking the piss out of him for his accent.
pissed

He felt really pissed at her snootiness.

Adjective
  1. very drunk
  2. aroused to impatience or anger
    • made an irritated gesture
    • feeling nettled from the constant teasing
    • peeved about being left out
    • felt really pissed at her snootiness
    • riled no end by his lies
    • roiled by the delay