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piss someone offpiss so off tv. to make someone angry. (Potentially offensive,even though it is widely used. See also pissed(off).) She really pissed me off!piss sth away tv. to waste all of something, such as timeor money. (Usually objectionable.) He pissed away thebest possible chances.piss-cutter and piss-whiz n. an extraordinary person;someone who can do the impossible. (Usually objectionable.) Sam is a real piss-cutter when it comes torunning. I ain’t no piss-whiz, just your average guy.pissed 1. mod. alcohol intoxicated. (Usually objectionable.) He was so pissed he could hardly stand up.2. mod. angry. (Potentially offensive, even though it isheard widely. See also piss so off.) I was so pissed Icould have screamed.pissed (off) (at so/sth) and pissed off about so/sthmod. very angry with or about someone or something.(Objectionable to many people, but heard in all popularentertainment, schools, and the workplace.) She’salways so pissed off about something. He always seemspissed off at somebody.pissing mod. worthless; minimal. (Usually objectionable.) I got a pissing amount of coffee for a buck and aquarter.pissing-match n. an argument; a pointless competition.(Usually objectionable.) Let’s call a halt to this pissingmatchand get to work.pissovers n. briefs with no fly. (Usually objectionable.) Charlie always wears pissovers. He hates boxers.162