Pronunciation: /pɪst əz ə njuːt/
noun a small, semiaquatic salamander with a lizard-like appearance
A1 I don't understand why he's pissed as a newt.
A2 She was pissed as a newt after losing the game.
B1 He gets pissed as a newt whenever someone criticizes his work.
B2 The boss was pissed as a newt when he found out about the mistake.
C1 She was pissed as a newt at the unfair treatment she received.
C2 The politician was pissed as a newt after the scandal was exposed.
adjective describing the state of being very drunk or intoxicated
A1 I am pissed as a newt because I missed the bus.
A2 She was pissed as a newt when she found out her flight was cancelled.
B1 The customer was pissed as a newt when his order was incorrect.
B2 After waiting for hours, the passengers were pissed as a newt when the train was delayed again.
C1 The team was pissed as a newt after losing the championship game.
C2 Despite being pissed as a newt about the situation, she remained calm and collected.
preposition connecting the adjective 'pissed' with the simile 'as a newt'
A1 I was pissed as a newt when I couldn't find my keys.
A2 She was pissed as a newt after waiting in line for hours.
B1 The customer was pissed as a newt when their order was wrong.
B2 He was pissed as a newt when his flight got cancelled.
C1 The CEO was pissed as a newt when he found out about the company's financial losses.
C2 She was pissed as a newt when her colleague took credit for her work.
formal He was absolutely furious, as angry as a newt.
informal She was so pissed as a newt when she found out about the prank.
slang I was totally pissed as a newt after he spilled his drink on me.
figurative The toddler was pissed as a newt when he couldn't have a second cookie before dinner.
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