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Define Tick Off Meaning

Tick Off
1. annoy
2. reprimand


TICK OFF (How to tick someone off):

1. If you have a glass eye, tap on it occasionally with your pen while talking.

2. Tell him, if he does that again, you will kick his ass.
By Marena
Ticked Off
upset,angry,annoyed

can also be used as a verb (see below)

annoyance ranking:
* pissed off
* tit in a wringer
* pissy
*>ticked off
* undies in a bundle
* bent out of shape
* peaved
* miffed (agitated and fey)

He's still ticked off about the election of 2000.

These *#%$! referees really tick me off.
By Gwennie
Ticked Off
Ticked off. An intermediate stage between being annoyed and being pissed off.

When you are annoyed, you generally try to calm down, but if you get ticked off, it clearly seems more "enjoyable" to use violence, wich leads to being pissed off.

I rode my bicycle through the streets at high speed, when all of the sudden a slowpoke obstructed my passage. (sceams) Now I'm ticked off!1
By Seka
Poli-ticked Off
Political conversation or debate that leads to ticked off parties

I was poli-ticked off when he said I was a biased religious voter.
By Maritsa
Ticked Off
Being annoyed,upset,even enraged.

I remember an x college of mine in the 10th grade was so ticked off.
By Kelsi