“That’s it, he’s noodled oot – completely scunnered hissel.”
Translate:
scunnered: to be sick of; to have had enough of; to go completely off something, gluttonised.
“He’s capitulated on the noodles – made himself rather heartily sick of them for some time to come, I’d say.”
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The Scottish Word: scunnered with its definition and its meaning illustrated and captioned with the word used in context in the Scots language and in English.
In Northern Ireland it’s scundered.
“Here, what colour’s scarlet! Scundered for ye!”