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peeved

[ UK /pˈiːvd/ ]
[ US /ˈpivd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. aroused to impatience or anger
    made an irritated gesture
    feeling nettled from the constant teasing
    felt really pissed at her snootiness
    peeved about being left out
    roiled by the delay
    riled no end by his lies

How To Use peeved In A Sentence

  • All four women were kind of peeved by that question. CNN Transcript Nov 17, 2009
  • She's peeved, and you're left wondering if she's having a brain lapse or something.
  • One such member was peeved at the way in which computer terminals were lying unused.
  • I'm pretty peeved that Savage is chambering the 14 AC and 16's for .250 Savage and .300 Savage in the right hand guns and not the left. I recently read an article that was basically worshiping the fast "quarter-bore" rifle cartridges.
  • In fact, now I'm getting kind of peeved thinking about someone out there who might not know it. Well, somebody had to say it
  • Personally, I am quite peeved about all these rightto lifers, saying 'mistakes happen' when asked about Bristol ... but when Obama said he did not want his daughters to bear the burden, they all screamed ... about a baby not being a burden! New Movie Quotes Fellow McCain POW Saying McCain Not Fit To Be President
  • He wore a slightly peeved expression, a dissected newspaper strewn about his side of the table.
  • I'm also kind of peeved that in the new series they are hinting that he is blind in the right eye. Jonah Hex Ultimate Spaghetti Makeover!
  • I'm sure Jenga would rather have a couple of peeved officers than lose a good man. MEDALON
  • I couldn't quite make out whether the doc was peeved because I was back again or genuinely surprised to see me again so soon.
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