adjective
General Slang
Miffed
/mɪft/ · adjective · informal
Mildly annoyed or put out — irritated, not furious.
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Definitions
1
Slightly annoyed or offended.
“I was a bit miffed they didn't invite me.”
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2
In a mildly sulky or peeved mood.
“He's been miffed all morning over the parking ticket.”
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3
Put out by something minor or by being overlooked.
“She seemed miffed that I forgot her name.”
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Miffed In A Sentence
Bit miffed my order arrived in the wrong colour.
She was miffed I cancelled but she got over it.
Don't be miffed, it was an honest mistake.
Origin & Usage
From an old dialect interjection 'miff' expressing displeasure. In British use since the 17th–18th century, now firmly a word for mild irritation.
People Also Ask
What does miffed mean?
It means mildly annoyed or put out — irritated but not seriously angry.
Is miffed stronger than annoyed?
No, it's slightly milder and a bit more sulky — a low-level peeved feeling.
Is miffed informal?
Yes, it's casual and friendly, fine for everyday conversation.
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