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“To be annoyed” in Japanese

Short answer
ムッと mutto むっと

To be annoyed in Japanese is “ムッと” (mutto). Full meaning: to be offended, to get angry, to be annoyed, to be miffed, to be huffy, to be sullen, to be upset; to be stuffy, to be stifling, to be muggy; firmly (shutting one's mouth).

Other ways to say “To be annoyed” in Japanese

くしゃくしゃ kushakusha crumpled, rumpled, wrinkled, creased, tousled, disheveled, dishevelled; to be annoyed, to be irritated, to be upset; noisily (chewing) カチンと来る kachintokuru to be annoyed (by), to be offended (at), to be irritated (with) 困る komaru to be troubled, to have difficulty, to be in a fix, to be at a loss, to be stumped, to be embarrassed; to be bothered, to be inconvenienced, to be annoyed; to be badly off, to be hard up, to be in straitened circumstances むッと mutto to be offended, to get angry, to be annoyed, to be miffed, to be huffy, to be sullen, to be upset; to be stuffy, to be stifling, to be muggy; firmly (shutting one's mouth) ムット mutto to be offended, to get angry, to be annoyed, to be miffed, to be huffy, to be sullen, to be upset; to be stuffy, to be stifling, to be muggy; firmly (shutting one's mouth) ムっと mutto to be offended, to get angry, to be annoyed, to be miffed, to be huffy, to be sullen, to be upset; to be stuffy, to be stifling, to be muggy; firmly (shutting one's mouth) むっと mutto to be offended, to get angry, to be annoyed, to be miffed, to be huffy, to be sullen, to be upset; to be stuffy, to be stifling, to be muggy; firmly (shutting one's mouth) 参る mairu to go, to come, to call; to be defeated, to collapse, to die; to be annoyed, to be nonplussed ぐじゃぐじゃ gujaguja crumpled, rumpled, wrinkled, creased, tousled, disheveled, dishevelled; to be annoyed, to be irritated, to be upset; noisily (chewing) ぐしゃぐしゃ gushagusha crumpled, rumpled, wrinkled, creased, tousled, disheveled, dishevelled; to be annoyed, to be irritated, to be upset; noisily (chewing) クシャクシャ kushakusha crumpled, rumpled, wrinkled, creased, tousled, disheveled, dishevelled; to be annoyed, to be irritated, to be upset; noisily (chewing)

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