Pronunciation: /braʊnd ɒf/
adjective feeling annoyed or fed up
A1 I am browned off with the rainy weather.
A2 She was browned off with her job and decided to quit.
B1 The customer was browned off with the poor service at the restaurant.
B2 After waiting for hours, he was browned off with the delayed flight.
C1 The employees were browned off with the constant changes in management.
C2 The residents were browned off with the noise from the construction site next door.
adverb in a manner that shows annoyance or frustration
A1 I was browned off when my favorite TV show was canceled.
A2 She was browned off with her boss for giving her extra work.
B1 The customer was browned off with the poor service at the restaurant.
B2 He was browned off by the constant delays in the project.
C1 The employees were browned off by the lack of communication from upper management.
C2 She was browned off by the company's unethical business practices.
formal The employees were getting browned off with the constant changes in management.
informal I'm getting browned off with all the construction noise next door.
slang She was really browned off when her favorite show got canceled.
figurative His constant complaining really browned off his friends.
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