Stirred to wrath; moved or exasperated to ire or indignation; very angry or indignant; wrathful, incensed, irate.

Full of indignation; indignant.

Excited to indignation, rendered indignant; offended, angry.

Wroth, angry, irate; deeply resentful.

Indignant, displeased; inimical. Obsolete. rare.

Indignant, angry.

Affected with indignation; provoked to wrath by something regarded as unworthy, unjust, or ungrateful; moved by an emotion of anger mingled with…

Indignant, resentful. Obsolete.

That snarls; given to snarling. transferred. Of persons.

Full of resentment or rancour; resentful.

In senses of stomach, v.: Offended; incited, encouraged. Obsolete.

That has been offended (in various senses of the verb).

Resentful, angry, malignant.

Wronged. Also, Showing a sense of wrong, offended. Esp. in injured innocence, the offended attitude of one who is undeservedly accused of something…

Indignant, resentful. Obsolete. rare.

Feeling or expressive of resentment; aggrieved; bitter. Also: characterized or inspired by resentment.

slighted, affronted.

Characterized by, feeling, or expressing pique; that has been piqued.

Originally: that shows dissatisfaction with something or someone. In later use: characterized by or displaying envy or resentment of another's…

Of persons or their feelings: Inclined to be irritated or grieved; irritable, sensitive; angry, resentful. Also const. about, on, and at. Now collo…

Offended, out of temper; huffed.

Const. at; with (a person); †of (a thing).

Offended, indignant. In later use frequently in high-dudgeoned.

Out of humour, offended (with someone).

Indignant, offended, disgruntled. Chiefly in predicative use.

English regional (Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire). Apt to take offence, touchy. Also: offended, annoyed.

Offended, put out; irritated.