cheesed

[cheezd] /tʃizd/
adjective, Chiefly British Slang.
1.
disgusted; fed up (usually followed by off).
Origin
1940-45; origin obscure
British Dictionary definitions for cheesed off

cheesed off

adjective
1.
(usually postpositive) (Brit, slang) bored, disgusted, or angry
Word Origin
C20: from cheese²
Contemporary definitions for cheesed off
adjective

See cheesed-off

Word Origin and History for cheesed off

cheesed

adj.

"disgruntled, exasperated," 1941, British slang, origin obscure, connections uncertain. See cheese (n.1), cheese (n.2), cheesy.

Slang definitions & phrases for cheesed off

cheesed off

adjective phrase

Bored; disgusted: if superbored, you're ''cheesed off '' (WWII Air Forces fr British Armed forces)


Idioms and Phrases with cheesed off

cheesed off

Angry, fed up, annoyed, as in I'm cheesed off about watering their plants twice a week. This term was originally military slang and sometimes put simply as cheesed. [ ; mid-1900s ]