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browned-off

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browned-off
adj
Informal thoroughly discouraged or disheartened; fed up
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browned-off [ˌbraʊndˈɒf] ADJ (Brit) I'm browned-offestoy harto or hasta las narices (with de)


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My happy server initially dished up a browned-off portion of chips - only to bin them after asking if I would prefer some fresh ones.
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