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Guest Posted 22 years ago
Vocabulary
"Ticked off"
Sometimes i hear people say they are PO'd when using the term "*** off". Have you ever heard anyone say they are "TO'd" when using the term "ticked off"? If so, is it common?
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Hello Guest I haven't myself heard TO'd for "ticked off" in either of its senses. Have you heard it said by someone? ) MrP
- Hello Guest I haven't myself heard TO'd for "ticked off" in either of its senses.
- Have you heard it said by someone?
- ) MrP
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Hello Guest
I haven't myself heard TO'd for "ticked off" in either of its senses. Have you
heard it said by someone?
(It would get quite confusing if people began to say "tee'd off", on the model
of "pee'd off".)
MrP
I haven't myself heard TO'd for "ticked off" in either of its senses. Have you
heard it said by someone?
(It would get quite confusing if people began to say "tee'd off", on the model
of "pee'd off".)
MrP
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