(idiomatic, Britain, slang) Annoyed, upset, angry.
(idiomatic, Britain, slang) Annoyed, upset, angry.
I'm really cheesed off about the lack of hand dryers in this washroom!
“Still cheesed off that Copilot tried to autogenerate Protractor code in my Playwright codebase. No sir, no m'am.”
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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.
(now chiefly, _, MTE, slang) Upset, annoyed, angry.
(transitive, slang) To annoy.
(slang) annoyed; upset; angry.
(UK, slang) annoyed; irritated.