teed off (Meaning)
teed off
angry, annoyed
Synonyms & Antonyms of teed off
Synonyms:
- steaming
- irate
- livid
- blue in the face
- in a huff
- bent out of shape
- fuming
- ticked
- inflamed
- enflamed
- sore
- wrought (up)
- apoplectic
- hopping mad
- passionate
- cheesed off
- steamed up
- incensed
- foaming
- wroth
- annoyed
- shirty
- wrathful
- hot under the collar
- in a fume
- hot
- choleric
- worked up
- going crook
- riled
- hopping
- rabid
- irritable
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- disapproving
- frigid
- acrimonious
- vindictive
- burning
- roiled
- cold
- smouldering
- cross
- riley
- smoldering
- horn-mad
- bearish
- vengeful
- bristly
- crabby
- virulent
- distant
- ranting
- huffy
- put out
- antisocial
- antipathetic
- cool
- acrid
- perturbed
- inflammable
- sulky
- ornery
- bitter
- rancorous
- snappish
- irascible
- peevish
- exasperated
- seething
- petulant
- churlish
- belligerent
- disagreeable
- soreheaded
- aggravated
- resentful
- dyspeptic
- stormy
- sizzling
- spiteful
- vitriolic
- unfriendly
- ireful
- touchy
- testy
- bristling
- inimical
- antagonistic
- fretful
- unpleasant
- icy
- grouchy
- bilious
- cantankerous
- raving
- contrary
- rankled
- malevolent
- embittered
- boiling
Antonyms:
teed off Sentence Examples
- The golfer teed off with precision, sending the ball soaring through the air.
- The boss teed off on his employees, criticizing their performance.
- The angry customer teed off on the cashier, berating her for the long wait.
- The professor teed off on the unruly student, threatening consequences.
- The politician teed off on his opponent, accusing him of dishonesty.
- The comedian teed off on the audience, eliciting roars of laughter.
- The coach teed off on the players after their disappointing game.
- The parent teed off on their teenager, scolding them for their behavior.
- The doctor teed off on the pharmaceutical industry, exposing its greed.
- The activist teed off on the government, demanding immediate action on climate change.
FAQs About the word teed off
angry, annoyed
infuriated, outraged, furious, mad, indignant, angry,ballistic, enraged, fit to be tied, infuriate
agreeable, content, cordial, accepting, amenable, accommodating, delighted, angerless,pleased, friendly
The golfer teed off with precision, sending the ball soaring through the air.
The boss teed off on his employees, criticizing their performance.
The angry customer teed off on the cashier, berating her for the long wait.
The professor teed off on the unruly student, threatening consequences.
