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give a hard time
verb as in aggravate
verb as in beset
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verb as in chide
verb as in distress
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verb as in embarrass
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verb as in harass
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verb as in henpeck
verb as in incommode
verb as in inconvenience
verb as in irk
verb as in kid around
verb as in nag
verb as in pique
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verb as in tease
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verb as in torment
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verb as in trouble
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verb as in upset
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verb as in vex
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Example Sentences
Mr. Macron studiously used the word “emmerder,” which is translated literally as “to mire in excrement” and means to “annoy” or “to give a hard time to.”
He isn’t one to banter too much and certainly not give a hard time to the veteran players.
“One day when I’m done working with the Timberwolves, we can have that conversation. How’s that? Otherwise that gives guys too much ammunition if they ever read the article or anything like that. They’ll give a hard time too much.”
"Even when it's gone I try and give a hard time for the hitter. A couple guys around the league always get mad at me because I act like I'm gonna catch the ball and they get a little heart attack before it's even a home run. I like to have fun with the game."
We knew that we would give a hard time to every team that came to Anfield and that is exactly what happened.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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