frazzled vs miffed

Some examples from the web:

• I'm actually kind of too frazzled to say.
• Sorry, pam. I just feel a little bit frazzled.
• He's just a little frazzled.
• Tis the SeasonRecognize that everyone is frazzled during the holidays- you and your customers.
• You agree, judging by her slightly frazzled demeanor, that she could use a break.
• She's a bit frazzled and not herself.
• Well, I guess the groom is more frazzled than he thought.I forgot my bow tie.
• After two hours' kip, we too were frazzled, and starting to understand why no-one had ever taken a car to the Pole before.
• I'm just gonna get a refund and come back and choose something when - I'm a little less frazzled.
• Sorry, I'm just a little frazzled.
• When you relocate to a new home or a new job, you face loneliness and upheaval, not alligators or killer mosquitoes.Here's what to include in your emotional first aid kit.Coping phrases for frazzled moments. The...
• I'm at the front of the line, niece on my shoulders, the frazzled clerk calls me Dad.
• You also want to make things as stress free for yourself as possible so that you don't come across as the frazzled hostess.
• Boss lady seems kind of frazzled, Don't you think?
• A lot of tough decisions, and - and so... I'm, you know, a little frazzled maybe, but I'm fine.
• The door opens and a frazzled Dr. Leonard enters. He glances at them as if he has forgotten the appointment, then he smiles, and snaps his fingers, obviously remembering them.
• Amy Rosoman for British Airways Europe: secret family escapes Who says a family trip to Europe this summer need mean long queues, fractious children and frazzled parents?
• Or was your plan to talk about how your plan failed and come off as endearingly frazzled in the process?
• Nerves a bit frazzled lately.

Some examples from the web:

• He's miffed because he lost.
• You're just miffed I got the better of you.
• So you can kind of see how the cyclops is a little bit miffed.
• But I'm still a trifle miffed at your release of Major Briggs.
• Well, maybe he's still miffed about you losing that case to Malone.
• Look, I know that you're probably a little, like, miffed at me from the way things went down at Spiders the other night.
• I imagine she's still a little miffed about the accidental mouth thing.
• I bet the others are miffed.
• I'm mildly miffed you didn't check-in with me afterward.
• Something to do with hocus and pocus and killing fellow members when you get miffed.
• The judge was miffed that I, a self-represented litigant, had prevailed in the appellate court with respect to his order dipping into my non-marital property.
• Did she seem a bit miffed?
• He might also have been miffed that the appellate court had overturned one of his decisions at the request of an unworthy person such as me.
• Still, how royally miffed are you that you weren't even invited to the shower tonight?
• Are you seriously miffed that I didn't check with you first?
• She seemed a bit miffed.
• You're just miffed about Carol.
• Walter, he's a little miffed at our picks.
• I'm mildly miffed you didn't check-in with me afterward.
• Abbott was miffed I lost Harrington...