peeve|peeved|peeves|peeving in English

verb

[pɪːv]

(Slang) anger, madden; provoke, tease

Use "peeve|peeved|peeves|peeving" in a sentence

1. He looks very peeved about something.

2. He was peeved about something.

3. Birkett was looking distinctly peeved.

4. He sounded peeved about not being told.

5. Pet Peeves — those minor Annoyances that drive you absolutely mad

6. Peeved at his silence, she left.

7. Do you have any pet peeve?

8. It both peeved and amused me.

9. Maisie seemed peeved by this question.

10. Grammatical mistakes are his pet peeve.

11. It peeves me to be ordered out of my own house.

12. I'd moved their furniture, and they were peeved.

13. She was in a peeve over it.

14. What peeved her most was his thoughtlessness.

15. This is a pet peeve of mine.

16. P 307 About safety,[Sentencedict.com] I apet peeve.

17. She was very peeved about being left out.

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

19. I don't believe that you'll ever be able to peeve the "yes-man."

20. Inside the grave, the camper's Bunkmate, Dillon, was a little peeved

21. Geoffrey was peeved she spent so much time in Meredith's company.

22. Pet peeve about your teammate: Sometimes he second guesses my judgment.

23. Ed was rather peeved about how Martin had handled the situation.

24. Murray is peeved that the club did not offer him a new contract.

25. Synonyms for Aggravates include annoys, irritates, exasperates, irks, nettles, vexes, peeves, piques, provokes and riles