Miffed [adjective]
Definition of Miffed:
displeased
Synonyms of Miffed:
Sentence/Example of Miffed:
"I just wish she were," I agreed dolefully; and if Nora didn't get miffed because we said that!
In simple terms, Joseph, you are miffed because I will not cover your bets.
Was he "miffed" because he had found Turpin in happy tte--tte with her?
Elizabeth Walbert was surprised and miffed because Dulcie had not confided in her.
It's all mother's doings, and Dolly's, because I miffed her old duke.
He swelled up, blowed and strutted about like a miffed gobbler in a barn yard!
He did know, but he was miffed to think he had missed a problem that Bertrand Ashe had been able to solve.
I declare I never in my life inserted a word between the columns of the Athenum: I feel huffed and miffed at the very supposition.
"The secretive creature did not even hint at such a thing," declared Louise, not very successfully pretending to be miffed.
It was hard for Malone to tell whether she was miffed by the mention of insanity, or at being left out.