aggro

ag

Annoyed, irritated, or vexed. Steer clear of the boss today, he seems pretty ag. Janet was pretty ag when she found out she had missed her connecting flight. John is always ag first thing in the morning—it's best not to even talk to him until he's had his coffee.

aggro

1. adjective Annoyed, irritated, or vexed. Steer clear of the boss today, he seems pretty aggro. Janet was pretty aggro when she found out she had missed her connecting flight. John is always aggro first thing in the morning—it's best not to even talk to him until he's had his coffee.

2. adjective Violent or aggressive. The guy started getting pretty aggro with me, to the point where I thought I might be in danger. There was no need for that dude to get aggro—I honestly didn't know I was flirting with his girlfriend! That jerk at the bar turned aggro when I rebuffed his advances.

3. noun Violence or aggression. Hey, let's all just calm down. There's no need for any aggro, OK? Thankfully, the bar owner throws people out at the first sign of aggro. We don't tolerate any aggro here, OK? If you guys wanna fight, take it elsewhere!

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ag

and aggro

mod. aggrivated = irritated: annoyed. Hey, man. Don’t get yourself so aggro! She said she was too “ag” to help with the dishes.

aggro

verb

See ag

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