Fed up, annoyed.
Hacked off
Example Sentences
"I'm well hacked off with this."
"He's proper hacked off about it."
Etymology & History
From "hacked" suggesting something roughly cut or damaged. Extended to mean annoyed or fed up. In use since the mid-20th century.
Word Details
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Region
General British
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Era
Modern
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Language
Mild
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Formality
Informal
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