Sentence examples for the pissed from inspiring English sources

And all night long, the pissed Band.

Unfortunately for Suede, among the ranks of the pissed off was Bernard Butler.

Often you find yourself thinking, he wouldn't have made up something like this, but then remember the pissed Nixon on the phone to Frost.

Peel away the standard Marvel palaver, including a confused and redundant climax in midair, and what impels "Spider-Man: Homecoming" is the politics of the pissed.

The other bands booked for that night wouldn't risk going on before tens of thousands of the pissed and pissed off.

"One idea I have had rejected is The Pissed Olympics," he said with a mischievous smile, rolling up the sleeves of his floral shirt then pushing back his long, floppy grey hair.

"You know the word... pissed?" "Pissed?

He went home with his shirt torn and his nose bloodied, the pissed-on pages of his schoolwork abandoned on the ground in the park.

"We get a lot of drunk and disorderlies around here," he tells me later, referring to the financial hub's dense proliferation of pubs and bars, and the pissed-up suits that regularly spill out of them.

(A cuck, short for cuckold, is, according to the pissed-off men who use the word, an emasculated man who has lost his power by submitting to feminism and multiculturalism).

The pissed-offness recalls Jack Dee, while the domestic material evokes old-school, 'er-indoors comedy – minus the chauvinism, but with the picture of a hapless, emasculated husband intact.