annoy

Won't somebody see what new form of the devil has been sent here to annoy me?

I was careful not to allow my great discomfort to annoy others.

"I said nothing to annoy Mrs. O'Connor, at any rate," says Mr. Ryde.

Psyche saw through his pretences, and knew that he was annoyed, and she hated to annoy him.

They had wisely resolved to annoy the Spaniards in their American possessions.

But I will not talk of myself, you have enough to annoy and make you miserable, and in nothing can I assist you.

“I want to say nothing to worry or annoy you,” he assured her.

I wish, however, that the wicked were without the power to annoy and hurt good men.

A large, lank, muley or polled cow used to annoy me in this way when I was a dweller in a certain pastoral city.

If he should place McDevitt it would be a small but irritating way to annoy Burroughs.