"Angery" is an intentional misspelling of "angry" that spread across meme communities in the mid-2010s. It shows up on photos of snarling dogs, pixelated angry face emojis, and Meme Man comics where the character reacts badly to minor inconveniences3. The typo captures a childlike, exaggerated flavor of anger that reads funnier than the correct spelling.

The word predates its image-macro form by a decade. Urban Dictionary logged "angery" back in 2005, framing it as a sarcastic or taunting version of "angry" typically deployed over something trivial4. That definition still tracks with how the meme reads today, whether it is stuck under a growling Labrador or a Meme Man frowning at a vegetable1.

The typical Angery post pairs the misspelling with either a snarling dog photo, a distorted angry face emoji, or a Meme Man panel reacting to something small like a vegetable or bad weather. The joke depends on the gap between a trivial trigger and a cartoonishly loud caption4. People often stretch the typo further into all-caps ("ANGERY") or stack it next to other broken-English meme phrases like "doing me a frighten"3.