(now chiefly, _, MTE, slang) Upset, annoyed, angry.
(now chiefly, _, MTE, slang) Upset, annoyed, angry.
Why are you going along, then? / Because I'm cheesed. This place has got on my wick. I want to get out.
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(idiomatic, Britain, slang) Annoyed, upset, angry.
A mild British slang phrase meaning to annoy, irritate, or tick someone off. 'Cheese off' is the kind of expression your nan might use instead of something stronger — it carries the same frustration as 'p*ss off' but with the sharpness dialled down. It can be used transitively ('you've really cheesed me off') or as a description of a state ('I'm completely cheesed off today'). It's warm, very British, and wonderfully understated for something that means genuine irritation.
(slang, vulgar, derogatory) A rude, annoying, or obnoxious person (usually a man).
(slang) A broad gleeful grin.
Still cheesed off that Copilot tried to autogenerate Protractor code in my Playwright codebase. No sir, no m'am.
“Still cheesed off that Copilot tried to autogenerate Protractor code in my Playwright codebase. No sir, no m'am.”
“changhe was so cheesed...he was fighting for literal scraps of affection from smy”
“they weren't cheesed to meet you”