verb

annoy

to annoy, to irritate, to bother

His constant tapping began to annoy me.

His constant tapping began to annoy me.

Don't annoy your little sister.

Don't annoy your little sister.

((sb./sth.)) to make (sb.) slightly angry or impatient His constant tapping began to annoy me.

Synonyms: irritate, bother, vex; Antonyms: please, soothe, delight

From Old French 'anoier' (to tire, vex), from Latin 'inodiare' (to make hateful).

Imagine 'a noise' that begins to 'annoy' you.

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