Annoys is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ANNOYS in dictionary:

VERB:
• ANNOY, to be troublesome to
• make (someone) a little angry; irritate
• harm or attack repeatedly

Words related to ANNOYS

annoy8 annoyed11 annoying12

How to use ANNOYS in a sentence

• Nothing annoys a particular mistress so much as to find, when she comes down stairs, different articles of furniture looking as if they had never been dusted.
• If the man for whom you have found so picturesque a nickname annoys you, he shall be changed.
• This fallacy annoys me very much, and is, I find, very common.
• But when it is not wisely kept in control it only annoys and interferes with real progress and real accomplishment of results.
• There is always a chance that your signal may be working, and it annoys the operator.
• What annoys me is, that he supposes himself hid, when, like the ostrich, it is only his own head that is concealed in the sand.
• I love to throw myself into it, and it always annoys me when the acting is so bad that I cannot.
• One afternoon she is accosted in the street by a relative of the king, who annoys her with his unwelcome attentions.
• It is merely something in their faces which annoys me.
• For my part, I am bound to confess that even his Holiness sometimes annoys and wearies me by begging for too much of my company.
• If I thought I knew ever so much, I could not, and she annoys me so.
• The inner one is a thin skin that we blink with, and draw across our eyes in the day-time when the light annoys us, just as House People pull down a curtain to shut out the sun.
• I cannot tell you how it annoys me to hear people going over and over those Ten Commandments in teaching children.
• The slightest degree of dirt annoys them beyond measure, they lose their gaiety, and die of melancholy and disgust.
• Take away words and where is the Law? Silence always annoys it.
• If you knew how it annoys me when the Gardiners and the Prestons congratulate me on having a son so well behaved.
• DANGLE, a gentleman bitten with the theatrical mania, who annoys a manager with impertinent flattery and advice.
• She makes no secret of the fact that she would gladly accept the position he offers you, and it annoys him.
• It is the implied rebellion, therefore, that annoys.
• And this is what annoys one, to see Scott and Moore, and Campbell and Rogers, who might have all been agents and leaders, now mere spectators.
• I have to do something for myself sometime, and it suits me to begin now, in this particular manner which annoys you so much.
• Modane in the chilly morning annoyed her as it annoys us all.
• He annoys me frequently, but money is now everything.
• But one says, voluntarily blind, of one who desires that every other thing be hidden because it annoys him to be diverted from looking at that which alone he wishes to behold.
• I beg you to have him taken away from before me, for he annoys me so much that I cannot stand him any longer.
• It is not the poaching that annoys me so much as the contempt for my absolute and inviolable rights.
• One thing which annoys me very much is the constant orders that are given.
• A small, black fly annoys also very much, by settling among the hair in the morning and evening.
• Get into hated England with the least possible fighting, risk, or loss, said the mere politician, Philip, and then crush Drake if he annoys you.
• It is merely that company makes one comfortable and solitude annoys one.
• I have not been quite well for some days past, and poor old Jup annoys me, almost beyond endurance, by his well-meant attentions.
• It is also said that he hopes to provoke the people and cause fresh rioting, and so break up the conference which so much annoys him.

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