Irritating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IRRITATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• IRRITATE, to excite to impatience or anger
• stimulate (an organism, cell, or organ) to produce an active response.
• make (someone) annoyed or a little angry
• cause inflammation or other discomfort in (a part of the body)
ADJECTIVE:
• causing irritation or annoyance
• (used of physical stimuli) serving to stimulate or excite
• causing physical discomfort

Words related to IRRITATING

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How to use IRRITATING in a sentence

• For the banana-eating Baganda find the rough grain flour much too coarse and irritating for their stomachs.
• The dust that rose from the floor was irritating her throat and the store was so hot that her head was aching.
• Newspapers increased their circulation in a most irritating manner under foot.
• Only the joining eyebrows make her appear a woman of our times, and this makes her all the more irritating.
• Some irritating language had been uttered by both sides, when an accident of a fatal nature took place, which produced an instantaneous and general appeal to arms.
• It is interesting, however, to note that intensely irritating and caustic applications have been greatly in favour.
• At the same time he had paid no attention to her advice, and his cool, self-possessed way of setting it one side was very irritating.
• It was a feeling of affection torn by the irritating superiority of its object.
• It was not long before a nice little irritating plan occurred to me.
• At my first interview with her I abstained, as I have already told you, from irritating her by any inquiries on the subject of her name.
• This is certainly, I think, what makes a certain sort of anti-patriot irritating to healthy citizens.
• She was, from first to last, a figure of romance, irritating, aggressive, enchanting, baffling, always blinding, to all of us.
• He remained for me at least very much the same innocent, clumsy, pathetic, and frequently irritating figure that he had been at the beginning.
• It was only on the ground of expediency, and the extreme necessity of not irritating the Spaniards beyond a certain point, that he succeeded in obtaining their promise.
• He found these headstrong, wilful men who relentlessly followed their own impulses very disturbing and irritating.
• Let me say with sorrow that I have known even venerable bishops who were not superior to this irritating weakness.
• Pepper and mustard are capable of producing powerfully irritating effects, even when applied to the healthy skin where wholly intact.
• The irritating effects of these substances upon the stomach are not readily recognized, simply because the stomach is supplied with very few nerves of sensation.
• The comparison, worthy of a Circe, was the more irritating because one must confess that it contained a grain of truth.
• But as I have said, when one has been at great pains to learn the truth, it is irritating to have to allow that the frivolous, who could never be induced to read a line of St.
• It would be invidious and might be irritating to select examples from modern masters of prose- poetry.
• She began to get drowsy presently, but she could not go to sleep with that irritating light in her eyes.
• But, to sum up, you must always remain an irritating source of uneasiness to your own order, as, luckily, you will always be a sharp-edged weapon in the hands of mine.

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