verb

harry

to harass, to pester, to attack repeatedly

The small boats harried the enemy coastline.

The small boats harried the enemy coastline.

He was harried by constant demands for money.

He was harried by constant demands for money.

((sb./sth.)) to persistently harass or attack (sb./sth.) The reporters harried the politician with questions.

Synonyms: pester, annoy, torment, attack; Antonyms: soothe, comfort, aid

From Old English 'hergian' meaning 'to make war, lay waste', related to 'here' (army).

Imagine a 'hairy' monster that harries villagers.

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