Can anyone tell me what the difference is between 'I'm cross with you' and 'I'm angry with you'?
I have the feeling that being cross with someone (by the way, can you be cross 'at'? or is one always cross 'with'?) is more used in Britain than in the US. Is that correct?
Best Answer
Cross is similar to angry, only less intense. It is used to express anger at minor matters.
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