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Meanings of pissed off in English

Aroused to impatience or anger.

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      Usage of pissed off in English
      1
      There are thousands of Cylons roaming the planet free and pissed off.
      Book Three: The Final Exodus
      2
      He was sure that pissed off the new director of National Intelligence.
      Consent to kill: a thriller
      3
      I made it in case an ogre I pissed off came visiting.
      Death masks
      4
      Why not just let him have the money and be pissed off?
      A Thousand Years of Good Prayers
      5
      Then he'll get all pissed off and make an example of someone.
      Stars rain down
      6
      After he struck out four or five times, he got pissed off.
      A dark matter
      7
      I'm so pissed off! I added, the words rushing out of me.
      Your sad eyes and unforgettable mouth
      8
      Come tell me who went and pissed off the pissed-off girl .
      Osprey island
      9
      Mixed with gratitude, my main reaction was to be massively pissed off.
      The Guardian
      10
      I have to work, why are you getting pissed off about that?
      She, myself & i
      11
      Jad's still in there, being loudly pissed off to anyone who'll listen.
      Woken furies
      12
      I'd be really pissed off if you did something to hurt her.
      See Jane Score
      13
      If somehow you stepped outside of that circle, he got pissed off.
      Big bosoms and square jaws
      14
      She was just pissed off that something had finally upset her applecart.
      When the wind blows
      15
      Fair one -in his shoes I'd have been pissed off too.
      Exit wound
      16
      That meant they had a legitimately pissed off agent on their hands.
      Our little secret
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