Cheesed off
Cheesed off adjective - Feeling or showing anger.
Sickened and cheesed off are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sickened" instead an adjective phrase "Cheesed off".
Sickened
Sickened adjective - Filled with disgust.
Usage example: many audience members, sickened by the movie's graphic violence, stormed out of the theater
Cheesed off and sickened are semantically related. (British) Sometimes you can use "Cheesed off" instead an adjective "Sickened".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- upset and cheesed off
- upset and sickened
- furious and cheesed off
- furious and sickened
- enraged and cheesed off
- enraged and sickened
- depressed and cheesed off
- depressed and sickened
- unhappy and cheesed off
- unhappy and sickened
- hurt and cheesed off
- hurt and sickened
- angry and cheesed off
- angry and sickened
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