Annoy can be categorized as a verb.
Verb |
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annoy - cause annoyance in; disturb, especially by minor irritations; "Mosquitoes buzzing in my ear really bothers me"; "It irritates me that she never closes the door after she leaves" | ||
Noun |
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annoy - A feeling of discomfort or vexation caused by what one dislikes. | ||
annoy - That which causes such a feeling. |
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1. | verb | We have to leave him at the vet for 3 days and I was told to call for check ups as often as I wished that no matter how many times I called I would not annoy them. | |
2. | verb | Muiriel likes to annoy me lately. | |
3. | verb | Those impossible suggestions just annoy me. | |
4. | verb | He made mistakes on purpose to annoy me. | |
5. | verb | I didn't say a word for fear I should annoy him. | |
6. | verb | You really annoy me. | |
7. | verb | This is the last time I'll annoy the teacher. | |
8. | verb | I like to annoy Mary. | |
9. | verb | Do you annoy your brothers? | |
10. | verb | You annoy us with your music. | |
11. | verb | They annoy us with their parties. | |
12. | verb | Do I annoy you? | |
13. | verb | "Do I annoy you?" "No, not at all." | |
14. | verb | Do you mean to annoy me again with some childishness, you little villain? | |
15. | verb | It doesn't annoy me. |
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We have to leave him at the vet for 3 days and I was told to call for check ups as often as I wished that no matter how many times I called I would not annoy them. |
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Muiriel likes to annoy me lately. | |
Those impossible suggestions just annoy me. | |
He made mistakes on purpose to annoy me. | |
I didn't say a word for fear I should annoy him. | |
You really annoy me. | |
This is the last time I'll annoy the teacher. | |
I like to annoy Mary. | |
Do you annoy your brothers? | |
You annoy us with your music. | |
They annoy us with their parties. | |
Do I annoy you? | |
"Do I annoy you?" "No, not at all." | |
Do you mean to annoy me again with some childishness, you little villain? | |
It doesn't annoy me. |