transitive. To vex or irritate. Attested only in past participle ofgramed (cf. agramed, adj.).

Angered, enraged. Also: vexed, troubled, grieved.

Weary, tired; troubled; ‘bored’, disgusted; loath. Const. of (rarely with), or with infinitive.

Grieved, vexed.

Affected with grief or trouble; distressed, troubled, annoyed, vexed (with, at). Cf. grieved, adj. 4. Obsolete.

That feels, expresses, or is characterized by irritation or annoyance; vexed. Also formerly: †troubled, disturbed, afflicted (obsolete).

Of a person: annoyed, vexed. rare.

Angry, vexed, enraged.

Distressed, grieved, worried, annoyed, irritated; affected with vexation.

Troubled, grieved, sad. Obsolete.

Vexed, troubled, grieved. Obsolete.

figurative. Fretted as by an ulcer; vexed; also diseased, disordered. Cf. exulcerated, adj. 2.

figurative. Irritated, vexed, unquiet, distressed.

Incommoded; inconvenienced.

figurative. Fretted as by an ulcer; festered, irritated, embittered, exasperated.

Of the mind, emotions, etc.: disquieted, stirred up, irritated.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Chagrined; acutely vexed, mortified.

Vexed, mortified; disappointed; formerly, afflicted, troubled, melancholy.

Vexed, annoyed (with).

inconvenienced.

Of a bird, esp. a hen: affected with pip (pip, n.1 1). Obsolete.

U.S. Of a person: angry, annoyed.

Originally U.S. Annoyed, vexed, irritated. Cf. rile, v. 1a.

Deeply offended or angered; indignant.

That has been put out (in various senses of the verb); esp. (of a person): disgruntled, annoyed; unhappy, ‘fed up’ (see to put out 9d at phrasal…

Vexed; angry, annoyed.

colloquial. Annoyed, bothered; irritable.

Annoyed, irritated, put out.

slang (originally U.S.). Annoyed, irritated; fed up. In later use chiefly as hacked off. Cf. hack, v.1 13.

In extended use. Of a person. U.S. slang. With up. Annoyed; provoked. rare.

Irritated, annoyed; put into a peevish mood.