Word Pronunciation & Dictionary

cheesed

/t͡ʃiːzd/

Word Rarity Very rare

Frequency: Zipf frequency 2.18 in modern English

Syllables: cheesed
IPA: /t͡ʃiːzd/

13

Scrabble Score

7

Letters

1

Syllables

5

Unique Chars

Meaning

adj

Upset, annoyed, angry.

Slang

verb

simple past and past participle of cheese

Example Sentences

"Why are you going along, then? / Because I'm cheesed. This place has got on my wick. I want to get out."
"But that great Max Martin song (I Will Be There) had better be the fourth/last single, or I will be cheezed."
"I accepted that it wasn't malicious, but when you get in here at three o'clock in the morning every day and flog it, and I'm about to walk into my show and I see that, well I was cheezed."
"And while you'll find plenty of folks who speak Arabic, we have our own dialect that you may hear on the streets. […] We're cheezed when someone annoys us."
"Don't get me cheesed, or we gon T up / You need to get out the way"
"I was kinda cheesed when everything started to shut down, like studios and video productions. It slowed a lot of my 2020 plans up. But being quarantined for so long definitely gives you time to contemplate and enjoy things you would normally take for granted."

Etymology

Compare British slang cheesed off (“annoyed, upset”), attested slightly later.

Usage

Slang

Inflected Forms

more cheesed (comparative) most cheesed (superlative) cheezed (alternative)

Rhymes With

pleased seized teased eased diseased breezed

Questions

How do you pronounce cheesed?: The recorded pronunciation is /t͡ʃiːzd/.
What does cheesed mean?: Upset, annoyed, angry.
Where does cheesed come from?: Compare British slang cheesed off (“annoyed, upset”), attested slightly later.

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