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- v cause annoyance in; disturb, especially by minor irritations
- Pushed to the fringe of physics by his prickly pacifism and an academic career that seemed designed to annoy his professors, the future emblem of genius was, at the time the .
- Some patrons carry the goodies back to their seats to eat as they watch, a practice that may annoy noneaters so much that they, like non-smokers, will demand separate sections.
- Others are revved too high: they annoy other children by crashing into them or hugging too hard.