miffed

UK
/mɪft/
US
/mɪft/
miffedadjective
more miffed
Comp.
most miffed
Super.
UK
/mɪft/
US
/mɪft/
Translations
She was miffed when she found out she wasn't invited to the party.
Она была раздражённой, когда узнала, что её не пригласили на вечеринку.
Definitions
Annoyed or irritated, especially due to a perceived slight or offense.
She was miffed when her friend forgot her birthday.
miffverb

miffed

Past Simple

miffed
Past Simple
miffed
Past Participle
miffing
Gerund
UK
/mɪf/
US
/mɪf/
Translations
She didn't mean to miff him with her comment.
Она не хотела его обидеть своим комментарием.
His rude behavior might miff the guests.
Его грубое поведение может рассердить гостей.
Additional translations
Definitions
To annoy or offend someone slightly.
She was miffed by his lack of attention during the meeting.
miffpast participle

miffed

Used predicatively and attributively ("a miffed customer") meaning "annoyed; offended".
Definitions
Annoyed or offended, usually only slightly.
He looked distinctly miffed when his idea was rejected.
miffnoun
Definitions
A state of being annoyed or offended.
She was in a miff after being left out of the meeting.
A petty quarrel or slight fit of ill-humor.
They had a little miff over who would pay the bill.