Which part of the UK uses the phrase “Have a cob on?”

[Greenbeanmcgee]

And does it mean angry?

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I also use mardy to mean grumpy. See also mardy arse/bum, or mard-arse (hyphen optional). "It gets on me wick" = it's really annoying. Some say that has a very rude origin, but I just understood it to mean something that irked one a lot.

My mum says it, NW England. And yeah, meaning in a mood/stroppy.

We used it in south wales in the 90s, not heard it for a long time!

We use it a lot in Liverpool- means being narky

West Midlands here and I use it.

I heard it growing up in Nottingham.

As in ‘eezgorrareetcobon’

Meaning moody / bad mood / badly miffed

North , I've heard it all over Manchester Liverpool and north Wales

@Ffion56.from the same neck of the woods and its always meant the same to me as ypu define it

‘Ers gorra cob on ay ‘er? = she’s in a bad mood isn’t she?

Black Country.

I’m from Yorkshire and have heard it many time but I would probably say ‘got a munk on’. No idea where munk (or monk) originates from

My mom says “that gets right on my pip” for something annoying. No idea if that’s a mom phrase or a general phrase. She has a lot of her own.

If she is really angry she says “I’m as wicked as a wasp”.

I’ve heard Corrie characters say it so maybe Manchester?

Got a peg on was another phrase I heard once erection

Get a peg on means speed up / go fast where I’m from. Or at least that’s how I’ve used it!

Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, South Yorkshire, and it means "got a bag on", grumpy or to use another local phrase mardy.

Sheffield is ‘having a mard on’ or ‘in a mard’

80s Leicester: ee’s got a mardy cob on = he’s sulking/in a mood. Cob also a crusty roll.