Fed up
adjective
Very tired, annoyed, or upset by something or someone.
I am fed up with all this noise.

Often appears as...
- fed up with
- get fed up
Usage tips
Disapproving
Colloquial,Idiomatic
adjective
Having eaten too much food or wanting to stop eating because you feel full or satisfied.
I am fed up to the teeth after that big meal.

Often appears as...
- fed up to the teeth
- extremely fed up
Usage tips
Informal, Neutral
Idiomatic
adjective
Very tired, annoyed, or upset by something or someone.
I am fed up with all this noise.

Often appears as...
- fed up with
- get fed up
Usage tips
Disapproving
Colloquial,Idiomatic
adjective
Having eaten too much food or wanting to stop eating because you feel full or satisfied.
I am fed up to the teeth after that big meal.

Often appears as...
- fed up to the teeth
- extremely fed up
Usage tips
Informal, Neutral
Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 2

Emotional Intensity
Used to express a strong negative feeling about a continuous situation or action.

I'm absolutely fed up with his constant lateness!
Informal Tone
Considered casual or informal, suitable for conversations among friends or peers.

I'm so fed up with this traffic, I can't wait to get home!
Not For Formality
Avoid using in formal writing or speech, like in academic or professional settings.

In an official report, you wouldn't write 'We're fed up with delays.'
Emotional Intensity
Used to express a strong negative feeling about a continuous situation or action.

I'm absolutely fed up with his constant lateness!
Informal Tone
Considered casual or informal, suitable for conversations among friends or peers.

I'm so fed up with this traffic, I can't wait to get home!
Not For Formality
Avoid using in formal writing or speech, like in academic or professional settings.

In an official report, you wouldn't write 'We're fed up with delays.'
Emotional Intensity
Used to express a strong negative feeling about a continuous situation or action.

I'm absolutely fed up with his constant lateness!
Informal Tone
Considered casual or informal, suitable for conversations among friends or peers.

I'm so fed up with this traffic, I can't wait to get home!
Not For Formality
Avoid using in formal writing or speech, like in academic or professional settings.

In an official report, you wouldn't write 'We're fed up with delays.'
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