tick (someone) off

to make someone angry.

It just ticks me off to think that anyone who wants to can read my e-mail.

It was only a suggestion, not a criticism, and she didn't think it would tick off everyone at the meeting.

• be on the rocks
• be on the ropes
• be on the run
• be on the safe side
• be on the same wavelength
• be on the scrap heap
• be on the side
• be on the ... side
• be on the side of the angels
• be on the skids
• be on the square
• be on the threshold of
• be on the threshold of doing something
• be on the threshold of something
• be on the tip of tongue
• be on the tip of your tongue
• be on the wagon
• be on the warpath
• be on the wing
• be on the wrong end of
• be on the wrong end of something
• be on the wrong side of
• be on the wrong track
• be on thin ice
• be on to a good thing