Cool MateMeaning of Pissed off
Extremely angry or annoyed.
In simple words: Very angry or annoyed.
Pissed off in a sentence
- I was really pissed off when I found out they canceled the meeting.
- Don't get pissed off over small things; stay calm.
- She was pissed off at her friend for being late.
- Getting pissed off won't solve any problems.
- He gets pissed off easily when he's tired.
How to use Pissed off
Commonly used in casual conversation. Avoid in formal contexts or professional settings due to its vulgarity.
Grammar pattern
standalone expression
Memory hint
Imagine a 'pissed-off' person with steam coming out of their head, like a cartoon character.
Related words
Collocations with Pissed off
- get pissed off
- pissed off at someone
- pissed off about something
Common mistakes with Pissed off
- Used in formal situations instead of informal ones.
- Confused with 'peeved off', which is less intense.
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Frequently asked questions about "Pissed off"
What does "Pissed off" mean?
Very angry or annoyed.
What is the definition of "Pissed off"?
Extremely angry or annoyed.
How do you use "Pissed off" in a sentence?
I was really pissed off when I found out they canceled the meeting.
Can you give another example of "Pissed off"?
Don't get pissed off over small things; stay calm.
What are synonyms for "Pissed off"?
Common alternatives include angry, mad, irritated, infuriated, enraged.
What words go with "Pissed off"?
It commonly pairs with get pissed off, pissed off at someone, pissed off about something.
What are common mistakes when using "Pissed off"?
Used in formal situations instead of informal ones. Confused with 'peeved off', which is less intense.
How do you pronounce "Pissed off"?
US: //pɪst ɔf//, UK: //pɪst ɒf//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
Is "Pissed off" formal or informal?
"Pissed off" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.
When should I use "Pissed off"?
Commonly used in casual conversation. Avoid in formal contexts or professional settings due to its vulgarity.