If someone said to you "I was so pissed on Saturday night!" would you interpret that as meaning ...
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| "I was very angry on Saturday night" | |
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| "I was extensively urinated upon on Saturday night" | |
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| "I was extremely drunk on Saturday night" | |
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It would depend on their speaking style, mannerisms, and context. Most likely I would take it to mean 'angry' unless otherwise indicated.
The first three answers.
"I was extremely drunk on Saturday night"
pissed = drunk
pissed off = angry
In Great Britain it means drunk I think and in the U.S. it means angry.
After that last grenade I was so pissed on I couldn't make it to the grogbog.
Rofl!
And THEN I was pissed off BIG TIME!!! :-)
LOL! You crack me up!