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brassed off

brassed off adjective: fed up; annoyed. Also the simple past and past participle of brass off.

Adjective

brassed off (comparative more brassed off, superlative most brassed off)

  1. (colloquial, idiomatic) Fed up; annoyed.

Also used as

brassed off is also the simple past and past participle of brass off.

Forms of brassed off

comparativemore brassed off
superlativemost brassed off

Questions about brassed off

What does brassed off mean?
Brassed off means fed up; annoyed.
What part of speech is brassed off?
Brassed off is an adjective.

Words near brassed off in the dictionary

  1. brassbounder
  2. brassbounders
  3. brasse
  4. brassed
  5. brassed it out
  6. brassed off
  7. brassed out
  8. brassed up
  9. Brassell
  10. Brasselle
  11. Brasselles

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