hacked

hacked

slang

1. Having been accessed, and, usually, exploited, by an unauthorized person. The phrase is commonly applied to things like computer systems, financial accounts, and social media accounts, especially those from which personal data or money has been stolen. I really hope these strange charges on my bank statement don't mean that my account has been hacked. I bet that's some sort of scam to hack our Facebook accounts. If you start getting strange messages from me, do not respond—I'm pretty sure one of my social media accounts has been hacked.

2. Irritated or annoyed. I'm really hacked about his constant attempts to undermine me to the boss. Sorry to snap at you, I'm just hacked because I got another parking ticket today. Yeah, I'm hacked—you're three hours late! Where have you been?

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hacked (off)

Inf. angry; annoyed. Wally was really hacked off about the accident. Oh, Wally is always hacked about something.

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hacked

(hækt)

mod. worn-out; ready to quit. What a day! I’m hacked.

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hacked

verb

See hacked off

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