tricked off

vb.
To do something sketchy to a friend. Usually taking money or leaving them somewhere.

"Dude, Trash tricked us off again."
"What did he do?"
"Left us at this party!"
"Trash is such a trickster."

or

"I gave Zeb 40 bucks and he came back with just one case of beer."
"Man, you got tricked off"

by T-lay! July 5, 2008

Tricked Off These Streets

To be "Tricked Off These Streets" is to be mislead by another into conducting yourself in a manner that will put you under the shadow of the jailhouse, penitentiary or cemetary.

Dude got mislead into thinking good comes from doing bad, street clowns made him forget that the only money worth having is honest money. He's going to prison now, he got TRICKED OFF THESE STREETS.

by Big Daddy Hustler December 1, 2022

ticked off

upset,angry,annoyed

can also be used as a verb (see below)

annoyance ranking:
* pissed off
* tit in a wringer
* pissy
*>ticked off
* undies in a bundle
* bent out of shape
* peaved
* miffed (agitated and fey)

He's still ticked off about the election of 2000.

These *#%$! referees really tick me off.

by mandingoe October 10, 2005

ticked off

Ticked off. An intermediate stage between being annoyed and being pissed off.

When you are annoyed, you generally try to calm down, but if you get ticked off, it clearly seems more "enjoyable" to use violence, wich leads to being pissed off.

I rode my bicycle through the streets at high speed, when all of the sudden a slowpoke obstructed my passage. (sceams) Now I'm ticked off!1

by Darth Fureon January 21, 2006

poli-ticked off

Political conversation or debate that leads to ticked off parties

I was poli-ticked off when he said I was a biased religious voter.

by Beverly F. Dill February 18, 2009

Ticked off

Being annoyed,upset,even enraged.

I remember an x college of mine in the 10th grade was so ticked off.

by Toa Pohatu February 23, 2017