Pertubed

The point at which your anger level has increased until you look like your head its about to pop off. Kind of like when you sqeeze a tube of toothpaste

"You look really angry..."

"No, no I'm not just angry anymore. I'm pertubed"

by Lor & Alex June 23, 2006

perturbed

(adj.) to be utterly and completely annoyed, angst-ridden, and disgusted; may also lead to abnormal agression

Kelly and Stepanie were quite perturbed when their pet camel would not do as they said, causing Stephanie, an animal lover, to strike the camel in the thigh.

by Emily F September 27, 2005

perturbed

Adjective: disturbed, worried, concerned.

Compare to: perturb (vt); perturbation (n).

Your new haircut perturbed me when I first saw it.

by this site's demand for a unique name is retarded March 23, 2008

Perturbed

When a person becomes anxious or an object becomes unsettled by outside influences or third parties.

It slipped into the wrong hole and she was not at all perturbed by this perturbation.

by Perturbation September 27, 2018

Perturbed

Anxious and/or upset

Tyler: Wassup?!
Kai: I'm perturbed for the coming up test!!!! HEEEEEEEEEELP!!!!!!

by Kai S April 15, 2019

Perturbed

To sneeze, fart, and cum at the same time..

The wife talked so much her husband got perturbed.

by Woody5469 April 26, 2025

Pertuberation

"Pertuberation" ˌpɜ tju bəˈreɪʃən is a neologism (portmanteau/blend) formed from "perturbation" and "protuberation" meaning "a perturbation resembling a protuberance"

The seismic pertuberation beneath the volcano suggested an imminent eruption.

Her face showed a subtle pertuberation of annoyance — a twitch at the corner of her mouth.

The software detected a pertuberation in the data stream, flagging it as a potential anomaly.

In the painting, the red circle creates a visual pertuberation that draws the eye.

The economist warned of a pertuberation in the market — a bubble ready to burst.

by Serge N. Glushenko January 8, 2026