What is another word for peeved?
Pronunciation:
[ pˈiːvd], [ pˈiːvd], [ p_ˈiː_v_d]
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Similar words for peeved:
- aggrieved (adjective)
- cross (adjective)
- disgruntled (adjective)
- distressed (adjective)
- huffy (adjective)
- incensed (adjective)
- indignant (adjective)
- miffed (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- sore (adjective)
- displeased (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- aggravated (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Peeved:
adj.
• aggrieved (adjective)- more persecuted,
- un happier,
- more grieving,
- pained,
- more saddened,
- most grieving,
- un happy,
- most saddened,
- most wronged,
- most persecuted,
- un-happy,
- de pressed,
- un-happier,
- un happiest,
- un-happiest,
- more wronged,
- unhappy,
- de-pressed.
- splenetic,
- most illhumored,
- irritable,
- most ill-humored,
- illhumored,
- dis-agreeable,
- most ill humored,
- quicktempered,
- fractious,
- dis agreeable,
- more ill humored,
- most caviling,
- more caviling,
- ill humored,
- most pettish,
- ill-humored,
- faultfinding,
- more splenetic,
- most splenetic,
- more pettish,
- illtempered,
- most vexed,
- more illhumored,
- out humor,
- ill tempered,
- more ill-humored,
- more vexed,
- quick tempered.
- dis satisfied,
- more crabbing,
- more kicking,
- most crabbing,
- dis appointed,
- dis-content,
- un gratified,
- most griping,
- more kvetching,
- most discontented,
- dis-appointed,
- un content,
- dis-pleased,
- more malcontented,
- more uncontent,
- most uncontent,
- most kicking,
- more ungratified,
- most ungratified,
- dis content,
- un-gratified,
- bad tempered,
- most malcontented,
- more griping,
- more grousing,
- dis pleased,
- most grousing,
- most bellyaching,
- dis contented,
- more bellyaching,
- dis-satisfied,
- dis-contented,
- un-content,
- uncontent,
- most kvetching.
- dis tressed,
- most harassed,
- dis trait,
- un glued,
- most spooked,
- most hyper,
- in consolable,
- more hyper,
- worried,
- fidgety,
- in stew,
- more unglued,
- un-glued,
- in-consolable,
- most unconsolable,
- more tormented,
- shaky,
- shookest,
- most bugged,
- more unconsolable,
- more harassed,
- most exercised,
- un consolable,
- dis-trait,
- up wall,
- more ripped,
- un-consolable,
- most tormented,
- more exercised,
- dis-tressed,
- shooker,
- bundle nerves,
- in tizzy,
- more dragged,
- most ripped,
- up tight,
- up-tight,
- more bugged,
- most unglued,
- more spooked,
- most dragged.
- more huffish,
- most huffish,
- more exasperated,
- huffy,
- more irked,
- more nettled,
- most moping,
- more riled,
- most exasperated,
- more piqued,
- most riled,
- ex asperated,
- most nettled,
- most irked,
- most piqued,
- more moping,
- snappish,
- ex-asperated.
- at end one's rope,
- at end ones rope,
- more buffaloed,
- in-censed,
- in censed,
- more hacked,
- up arms,
- most rousted,
- more maddened,
- hot bothered,
- at end of ones rope,
- more rousted,
- at end rope,
- at end one rope,
- most maddened,
- most hacked,
- at end of one rope,
- on warpath,
- most fuming,
- most buffaloed,
- more fuming.
- incensed,
- Malcontented,
- buffaloed,
- out of humor,
- cross,
- seeing red,
- shot down,
- in a tizzy,
- burned up,
- in a stew,
- pettish,
- on the warpath,
- unconsolable,
- steamed up,
- kvetching,
- bundle of nerves,
- at end of one's rope,
- bent out of shape,
- hyper,
- disgruntled,
- up set,
- aggrieved,
- bummed out,
- unglued,
- grousing,
- huffish,
- all torn up,
- in a huff,
- distressed,
- Hacked,
- ungratified,
- sore,
- strung out,
- up the wall,
- at end of rope.
n.
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•
- belligerent.
- snaky,
- fed up,
- choleric,
- annoyed,
- heated,
- incandescent,
- sharply,
- bitter,
- venomous,
- amused,
- incense,
- steam,
- irate,
- black look,
- hotly,
- warpath,
- stormily,
- furiously,
- murder,
- embittered,
- het up,
- acrimonious,
- cheesed off,
- pique,
- angry,
- roiled,
- irritated,
- riled,
- berserk,
- steam (sth) up,
- jaundiced,
- blistering,
- kick,
- wound up,
- shirty,
- exasperated,
- dudgeon,
- heatedly,
- stormy,
- pissed off,
- Had,
- hacked off,
- browned off,
- brassed off,
- seethe,
- volatile,
- miffed,
- mad,
- steamed,
- huff,
- brooding,
- fit,
- stung,
- nettled,
- arm,
- livid,
- stir-crazy,
- wrath,
- temper,
- furious,
- ill-tempered,
- apoplectic,
- resentful,
- rancour,
- outrage,
- discontent,
- scalp,
- crazy,
- indignant,
- pissed,
- hop.
v.
• aggravated (verb)- discomposed,
- irked,
- disturbed,
- Nagged,
- upset,
- tormented,
- fretted,
- teased,
- Badgered,
- aggravated,
- perturbed,
- Antagonized,
- Envenomed,
- Grated,
- bothered,
- pestered,
- inflamed,
- infuriated,
- exacerbated,
- vexed,
- aroused,
- harried,
- troubled,
- bedeviled,
- Rankled,
- harassed,
- needled,
- chafed,
- enraged,
- hassled,
- Baited.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- chagrined,
- stiff,
- discontented,
- sloshed,
- in a temper,
- dissatisfied,
- plastered,
- petulant,
- unsatisfied,
- cockeyed,
- fuddled,
- roily,
- grudged,
- bitten,
- squiffy,
- slopped,
- disappointed,
- turbulent,
- worked up,
- grumpy,
- cranky,
- burnt-up,
- agitated,
- vindictive,
- roiling,
- provoked,
- wroth,
- put out,
- hostile,
- tight,
- peevish,
- teed off,
- sulky,
- in a pet,
- angered,
- narked,
- in a rage,
- spiteful,
- pie-eyed,
- loaded,
- pixilated,
- moody,
- in a lather,
- in,
- begrudging,
- churning,
- malcontent,
- crocked,
- offended,
- wrathful,
- testy,
- potty,
- wet,
- smashed,
- soaked,
- Griped,
- jealous,
- sozzled,
- in high dudgeon,
- blotto,
- bit,
- ill-humoured,
- bugged,
- galled,
- Piqued,
- bad-tempered,
- soused,
- sullen,
- scunnered,
- envious,
- grouchy,
- tipsy,
- besotted,
- antagonistic,
- ruffled.
How to use "Peeved" in context?
The word "peeved" is defined as "displeased and irritated" and "annoyed." It can also be used to describe somebody who is feeling spiteful or angry. In some cases, people might use the word to describe how they feel when they are not being treated fairly or when they encounter someone who is acting hostile or irritating. When someone is peeved, they may feel like they need to react in a rather explosive way.
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