torqued off
torqued off adjective: annoyed, upset, angry. Also the simple past and past participle of torque off.
Adjective
torqued off (comparative more torqued off, superlative most torqued off)
- Annoyed, upset, angry.
- Also-rans such as Dale Jarrett, Kevin Harvick, and Kasey Kahne were torqued off after hanging close all year only to find themselves shut out of a shot at the title.2004 September 15, John Rolfe, “My championship format for NASCAR”, in SI.com, retrieved 12 Aug 2010
- Synonyms:
- browned off, cheesed off, pissed off
Also used as
torqued off is also the simple past and past participle of torque off.
Synonyms of torqued off
Forms of torqued off
| comparative | more torqued off |
|---|---|
| superlative | most torqued off |
Questions about torqued off
- What does torqued off mean?
- Torqued off means annoyed, upset, angry.
- What part of speech is torqued off?
- Torqued off is an adjective.
Words near torqued off in the dictionary
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