Definition of "scunnered" []

• Simple past tense and past participle of scunner. (verb)

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• "On a more substantive point, the American public is so scunnered by politics that you can (almost!) make a case for arguing that it's better to be in the minority than the majority in Congress."
• "I look at the old country as it was in my youth and as it is today and, to use a fine Scots word, I am scunnered."
• "Perhaps, he wonders, some of the core vote has been scunnered by the Lisbon Treaty shenanigans or perhaps some floating voters are concerned by a perceived Tory zeal for cutting public spending and, hence, they feel, services."