Search for crossword answers and clues
Put out
Answer for the clue "Put out ", 5 letters:
annoy
Alternative clues for the word annoy
Word definitions for annoy in dictionaries
WordNet
Word definitions in WordNet
v. 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" [syn: rag , get to , bother , get at , irritate , rile , nark , nettle , ...
Usage examples of annoy.
You are therefore aware now that my friend was a witness of all we did and said during the first night that we spent together, but do not let that annoy you, for you pleased him in everything, in your behaviour towards me as well as in the witty sayings which you uttered to make me laugh.
As if they had laid a plot to vex and annoy me, Clementine had made room for him.
She swore mentally at them, sure they were doing it on purpose to annoy her.
It merely sought to annoy us into leaving, so it could have our wounded.
I should not be sorry, I confess, to have to finish altogether with these marsh-birds, who annoy me with their cries.
I very much hope that you will regret yours, Mrs Mitchell, trying to humiliate my mother as a way to annoy me.
Hannah Mitchell wittering on about a letter from Canada, or Peter Murphy who wanted to have a cocktail party to annoy Geraldine.
Please remove the hemp to a place sufficiently distant from the house, so that its bad smell may not annoy the spirits to be evoked by me, and let the air be purified by the discharge of gunpowder.
In the evening we all went to a ball, and there the Corticelli, who was always trying to annoy me, danced as no young lady would dance.
I should only annoy the ladies and tire myself in waiting for some chance favour if I stayed, I bade them adieu and returned to Sulzbach the next morning.
Just now they are trying to annoy me with posters on the walls, but I take no notice.
He had managed to annoy everyone, provoking his sister Yllana, his foster-sister Alanna, and Ida Davidson, who was usually impervious to the behavior of adolescents.
Lew Alton asked with a kind of silky insolence that never failed to annoy Javanne.
She answered their anxious questions as to just when she would be coming back with a cheerfulness which wholly deceived them, begged them to be good children and do as Nanny told them and not to annoy their papa, and kissed them with a secret sorrow that it might be a long time, perhaps never, before she saw them again.
Truthfully, I had no idea whether the paper was really that damned interesting, or whether he was simply keeping me standing in order to try and annoy me.