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• v  annoy persistently
• v  surround so as to force to give up

• After the team's loss at the tournament, the coach was beleaguered with questions from the media.
• A seagull or two, poised over the ridged seas that beleaguer Scotland, were puzzled last week by a pair of inexplicable water-fowllarger, whiter, sleeker than theywhich .
• The Chicago Tribune, first cousin of the News, has long made it a point to beleaguer venereal quacks.

• tease
• badger
• pester
• bug
• besiege
• surround
• hem in
• circumvent

News & Articles

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• Rand Paul: The closer Obamacare gets, the worse it looks
  One year ago, the Supreme Court upheld a law that radically transforms our health care system in a way that continues to frighten and beleaguer most Americans.
  June 29, 2013 - U-T San Diego

Quotes

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• Jim Cramer in CNET News.com
  It might cost me $15 million or $20 million to knock RIM down but it would be fabulous because it would beleaguer all the moron longs who are also keying on Research in Motion,Cramer said.