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British Slang: Miffed

Miffed [mift] – Angry / I'm offended, I'm sulking. Learn this British slang word with examples and pronunciation.

Miffed [mift]– Angry / I'm offended, I'm sulking.

Examples:

Jane is a bit miffed with Sally.

What are you going on about? I am completely miffed!

Frankly Biff, I'm becoming a little miffed by your frequent absences

Asian GirlMeaning from English-Bulgarian Dictionary:

Miff [mif]

  • Grumpiness, bad mood.
  • Quarreling, mild argument, bickering.
  • To quarrel, to squabble, to bicker (with).
  • To annoy, to irritate, to anger, to offend.

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