irk|irked|irking|irks in English

verb

[ɜrk /ɜːk]

annoy, bother, irritate; tire

Use "irk|irked|irking|irks" in a sentence

1. 24 Her flippant tone irked him.

2. The trouble irks me a lot.

3. Claire had seemed a little irked when he left.

4. He was irked, I could tell.

5. And that irks them even more. Sentencedict.com

6. Does baggy clothes irk your parents?

7. The increased traffic noise has irked many residents.

8. The rehearsal process also irked him increasingly.

9. Nothing irks Crankcase more than having to wait

10. 7 The rehearsal process also irked him increasingly.

11. 4 The rehearsal process also irked him increasingly.

12. It irks him to have to clean his house.

13. It irks me to see money being wasted.

14. 8 It irks him to have to clean his house.

15. It irks me to stay at home all day long.

16. Annoy irritate bother irk vex provoke aggravate peeve rile.

17. It irked him that she had thought of it first.

18. It irks us to wait for people who are late.

19. Yes, the softness I am looking at somehow irks me.

20. Whether this boosted his morale or irked him is unclear.

21. Synonyms for Antagonizing include annoying, harassing, aggravating, bugging, exasperating, galling, getting, goading, irking and irritating

22. You know, this whole family thing really irked me at first...

23. Edward felt like a colonial or a schoolboy, and it irked.

24. Bother definition is - to annoy especially by petty provocation : irk

25. By midday the irk of his pack became too oppressive.