pissed
[ pist ]
/ pɪst /
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adjective Slang: Vulgar.
drunk; intoxicated.
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It was a bunch of pissed-off people that feel an election was stolen, somehow, some way.
‘A Fireable Offense.’ Law Enforcement Agencies Grapple With Police Officers’ Involvement in U.S. Capitol Riots|Josiah Bates|January 14, 2021|TimeVoting is important, and you can’t get pissed about the outcome if you don’t exercise that right.
British Dictionary definitions for pissed
pissed
/ (pɪst) /
adjective
British, Australian and NZ slang intoxicated; drunk
US slang annoyed, irritated, or disappointed
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