take offense
bridle
resentingly
jaundice
offend
pique
kill
complaining
dammit
complaintive
resent
frown
scowl
ill feeling
rancor
sodding hell
disgust
invidiously
piss
yarbles
really
bah
malevolence
make someone's blood boil
jealousy
resentful
antagonism
grudgingly
ruffle some feathers
irritate
mad on
screw it
aggravation
provocation
bugger
irritation
bitch eating crackers
displeasure
comparison is the thief of joy
tell someone where to shove it
loathing
hurtful
thoughtlessness
wag a finger
pfah
huff
sympathize
distaste
drat
dirty
complain
disapproval
draw fire
dudgeon
bollocks to it
go to hell
hate
anger
hatred
burn in hell
rancorous
drop dead
hard feelings
sore
self-contempt
scorn
lamesauce
aflame
sorehead
odious
bollocks
bad blood
dislikable
bridle up
sneerer
freak out
orp
resentfully
scorner
for fuck's sake
rah
ugly
tarnations
rebuff
self-hatred
bluh
fuckity fuck
self-disgust
fuckshit
sorry
bitterness
misanthropy
bad
surly
regretful
loathful
darnation
self-hate

English words for 'To feel (and usually to show) resentment at another's actions or words.'

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