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When something bothers you or when you're annoyed. Derived from the phrase "pet peeve".
"I did so badly on my test." "I know me too and I studied so hard I'm so peeved I did badly."
Peeved by glittergal1234 November 28, 2018
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When you get real frustrated in Cod Mod 2 and feel like killing yourself.
Cole just got too peeved and said he wasn't going to play Cod Mod 2 anymore.
Peeved by he shall March 22, 2010
when you are pissed off or mad about something, originally used by jaci norfolk
“i’m so peeved my xbox won’t turn on”

“dang i wish it would work, so we could play fortnite”
peeved by Defining Queen 😂 August 19, 2018
totally gnarlsome word that describes every emotion and action possible.
Dude, I'm chillin mad peeved.

New Year's Peeved 

The feeling of not being invited to a friend's New Year's party.
Ted wasn't invited to Julie's annual New Year Eve's bash and became New Year's peeved
New Year's Peeved by proust December 29, 2008
Word of the Day on December 31, 2011

pet peeves 

Something that somone finds extremely bothersome of annoying
Pet peeves ex: Heavy breathing, tapping on a table , smacking your gum, continuous sniffling.
pet peeves by Jxsel_ January 6, 2016
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