hack off

verb

1. informal.
   tr; often passive to annoy, irritate, or disappoint

Example Sentences

“Then you hack off the stem, save that to eat later, and paint it black and white.”

From Literature

Then the demon actually appears and convinces Sumi to hack off a chunk of the leg and serve it to her dad in a Sweeney Todd-style curry.

From New York Times

“It doesn’t bother him to go deep into counts — he’s gonna get that same A hack off,” Maddon said.

From Los Angeles Times

He’s gonna get that same A hack off, and he’s going to normally lay off the bad pitches and swing at the good ones, and that’s what he did tonight.”

From Los Angeles Times

The brutality came from within and it’s hard to hack off part of an infected limb or cut out a cancer without causing even more damage to the whole.

From Washington Post

Related Words

• disturb
• exasperate
• gall
• irk
• irritate
• rile
• vex