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ticked off
adjective as in fit to be tied
adjective as in irate
adjective as in pissed off
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Vivian Salama on the ticked-off Egyptians fighting for democracy—again.
From The Daily Beast
When ticked-off CBS News President Dick Salant asked why, Cronkite said he knew the answer would be no.
From The Daily Beast
But a campaign this volatile undoubtedly faces a few more hairpin turns at the hands of ticked-off voters.
From The Daily Beast
But then, so could a ticked-off former publishing-house employee.
From The Daily Beast
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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