annoy

Definition for annoy

verb as in irritate, upset

Strongest matches

agitate, bore, bother, displease, disturb, exasperate, fire up, gall, irk, peeve, perturb, rile, trouble, turn off, vex, worry

Strong matches

abrade, badger, bedevil, beleaguer, break, bug, chafe, distress, get, gnaw, harass, harry, madden, miff, nag, needle, nettle, nudge, pester, plague, provoke, ride, ruffle, tease

Weak matches

T-off, ask for it, be at, be on the back of, burn up, egg on, heat up, henpeck, hit where one lives, make waves, push button, tick off, work on

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Speaking on BBC Radio 4s Today programme Polanski said Ali was right to apologise, but he would "defend his right to be annoyed and upset by what is happening in Palestine".

From BBC

"It was good for it to have a name but annoying that it was stopping us from having a baby."

From BBC

McIlroy added that he would be "annoyed" if he was an American at the level of support directed towards the home players.

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I explained that I was now locked out of the BBC and was annoyed.

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And as much as the Belcher children can tease or annoy each other at times, there is no doubt that they all genuinely care for one another too.

From Los Angeles Times

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