irked

If they don't, then expect disgruntled supporters, irked by the club's lack of business so far, to make their thoughts heard.

But her social media posts soon irked the Chinese internet, which then began examining her resume and challenging her claim that hard work alone had led to her success.

The player was irked that this was reported, initially by the tournament's in-house radio station.

This has clearly irked the current White House occupant – the only president to own his own jet, or for that matter, his own airline, prior to taking office.

To remember Joan Rivers, then, means recognizing how much her designation as a trailblazer or a pioneer irked her tremendously when she was still with us.