pissed

adjective
UK: /pɪst/
US: /pɪst/

  1. Annoyed or angry.

    1. I was so pissed when they cancelled the show because I wanted to see it. [ ] [ ]
    2. She was really pissed off when she found out that someone had scratched her new car. [ ] [ ]

Synonyms

irate annoyed angry urine pee urinate annoy irritate
pissed verb

  1. To urinate.

    1. The dog pissed on the carpet, and now it smells bad and is difficult to clean [ ] [ ]
    2. He needed to piss after drinking so much water during the baseball game. [ ] [ ]
pissed transitive-verb

  1. To annoy someone.

    1. It really pisses me off when people are late and don't even apologize for it [ ] [ ]
    2. Don't piss him off because he will never forgive you and hold a grudge. [ ] [ ]
pissed noun

  1. To go and urinate.

    1. I need to go for a piss, I'll be back in a minute, after the commercial break. [ ] [ ]
    2. He went outside for a quick piss behind the big tree in the backyard. [ ] [ ]
pissed phrasal-verb

  1. To waste something.

    1. Don't piss away your money on things you don't need because you will need it later. [ ] [ ]
    2. He pissed away his entire inheritance on gambling and frivolous expenses. [ ] [ ]

Frequently Asked Questions

The phonetic transcription of "pissed" is /pɪst/ in British English and /pɪst/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.

Synonyms for "pissed": irate, annoyed, angry, urine, pee, urinate, annoy, irritate.

Example usage of "pissed": "I was so pissed when they cancelled the show because I wanted to see it.". More examples on the page.