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ticked off

ADJECTIVE

fit to be tied

Synonyms

WEAK

angry annoyed bent out of shape boiling burned up good and mad hot and bothered hot under the collar mad as hell outraged pissed-off steamed teed off

ADJECTIVE

irate

Synonyms

STRONGEST

annoyed enraged exasperated furious incensed indignant infuriated irritated livid

WEAK

angered blown a gasket fuming mad piqued provoked riled steamed up in arms worked-up wrathful wroth

Antonyms

STRONGEST

cheerful happy pleased

WEAK

calm

ADJECTIVE

pissed off

Synonyms

WEAK

affronted annoyed bent out of shape boiling cross displeased enraged fighting mad fit to be tied fuming furious hopping mad hot huffy in a tizzy incensed inflamed infuriated irate irritated livid mad maddened offended outraged peed peeved peeved off pissed provoked raging riled sore steamed steamed up steaming storming t'd off teed off

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Ava comes back with, the best part of dying is knowing how ticked off people are going to be when they realize how much money you left your dogs.

From Salon • May 29, 2026

She ticked off some reasons: The soaring price of gas and rising cost of, essentially, everything else.

From Los Angeles Times • May 17, 2026

Across the country, the government wants more children to have ticked off the skills they need to be fully ready to start school before September.

From BBC • Apr. 15, 2026

Trump ticked off the length of time the U.S. had been involved in past conflicts, from World War I to the Vietnam War.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 2, 2026

Fifths of a second ticked off with precision in his head; Woolf timed his horses’ rallies so precisely that he regularly won races with heart- stopping, last-second dives.

From "Seabiscuit: An American Legend" by Laura Hillenbrand

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