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Andrei Posted 21 years ago
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Tee off

0Tee someone off means to make someone angry: 02br
00It really tees me off when she doesn't listen to me. 02br
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0I believe this one may be AmE, Andrei. E we might say "Pees me off", which is not nearly so polite, and should be used only in very informal situations, as it's short for "****** me off" 050010id3

— Abbie1948

  • 0I believe this one may be AmE, Andrei.
  • E we might say "Pees me off", which is not nearly so polite, and should be used only in very informal situations, as it's short for "****** me off" 050010id3
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0I believe this one may be AmE, Andrei. In Br.E we might say "Pees me off", which is not nearly so polite, and should be used only in very informal situations, as it's short for "****** me off" 050010id3
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