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10 ways to say you’re fed up4/7/2020 annoyed [adjective] slightly angry; irritated
cheesed off [verb] [British informal] exasperate, frustrate, or bore (someone)
frustrated [adjective] feeling or expressing distress and annoyance resulting from an inability to change or achieve something
hack someone off [phrasal verb] [informal] annoy or infuriate someone
irk [verb] irritate; annoy
irritated [adjective] showing or feeling slight anger; annoyed
narked [adjective] [British informal] annoyed
not best pleased [phrase] [informal] annoyed or irritated
peeved [adjective] annoyed or irritated
put someone out [phrasal verb] upset or annoy someone
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12 ways to say you feel ill20/6/2020 funny [adjective] slightly but undefinably unwell
grotty [adjective] unwell
iffy [adjective] full of uncertainty; doubtful
lousy [adjective] unwell
off colour [adjective] slightly unwell
out of sorts [phrase] sightly unwell
ropy [adjective] sightly ill
rough [adjective] unwell
sick [adjective] affected by physical or mental illness
under par [phrase] worse than is usual or expected
under the weather [phrase] slightly unwell or in low spirits
unwell [adjective] ill
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10 ways to say you're tired12/6/2020 ![]() can’t keep one’s eyes open [informal expression] very tired
dead tired [dead as an adverb] completely
done in [informal phrase] extremely tired
drained [adjective] deprive of strength or vitality
drowsy [adjective] sleepy and lethargic; half asleep
exhausted [adjective] very tired
frazzled [adjective] [informal] exhausted
pooped [adjective] [informal] exhausted
shattered [adjective] [informal, British] exhausted
wear someone out [phrasal verb] exhaust or tire someone
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