pissed

catagorized in "England" as being realy drunk, or by "the rest of the world" as being very angry.
this is incorect as english people have been being pissed (drunk) or being pissed at (angry/very angry) people for more than 1000 years.
the words and spelling might be differrent but the attitude, temper, emotion and disposition (depending on the state of sobriety) are the same.

pissed

by Rippedd June 18, 2009

pissed

This is was orginally a British phase meaning one is either extremely intoxicated or angry, the latter has been adopted by Americans.

Drunk: "I got so pissed in town last night, Satan's Hallow FTW"

Angry: "Sorry about last night, i was so pissed-off at my parents"

by Junyar-Kuro May 1, 2009

pissed

1-To piss
2- See piss defined

1-"I just pissed in the sink. Let's go."

by SHP April 19, 2005

pissed

1) To be angry or annoyed

2) To think that you're better than your friends

3) Drunk to high hell!

1) Yo dude! I'm so fuckin' pissed that my bitched dumped my fat ass...

2) I'm piss better than you!

3) Peeeeeeeeeeeeeeeehyssssssss.

by Biotch May 22, 2006

pissed

fucking heated. angry. annoyed.

i lost 80 dollars last night!!!! i'm fucking pissed

by tasteslikeburning September 19, 2009

pissed

To be very, extremely angery

I'm so pissed cause she stole my cell phone!

by CC February 4, 2004

pissed

Intoxicated, inebriated, drunk, under the influence of alcohol.

It is sometimes used to denote ire or anger, but when it is it is usually always said 'pissed off'.

According to some sources the origins of 'pissed' derive from the practices of pagan northern european peoples imbibing the urine of others (primarily shamen) who had ingested the Amanita Muscaria mushroom to obtain its active compounds.

He went to the pub to get pissed. (common Australlian UK usage)

She was pissed off at him for going to the pub without her.

by Bill Poster December 16, 2011