pesky|peskier|peskiest in English

adjective

[pes·ky || 'peskɪ]

(Slang) troublesome, bothersome; irksome, tiresome; annoying, irritating

Use "pesky|peskier|peskiest" in a sentence

1. Those pesky people are really annoying.

2. And what about those pesky imbalances?

3. Burnouts, breakdowns and that pesky work/life balance

4. Those pesky salesmen always call at dinner time.

5. Then the hungry tiger ate the pesky little kids.

6. Yea screw those pesky Bloatware packaged INSIDE the installer

7. Is that pesky lady coming to the office again?

8. For example, we hoped to do away with those pesky Internet addresses.

9. Wouldn't want any pesky policemen or firemen showing up, now would we?

10. The families of these pesky believers were then permitted to join them.

11. A pesky, buggerly, Amyctic succubus that will hinder you as much as she can

12. Oh, how I hate how those pesky hangers scrape up my wooden closet rod.

13. Getting a steal , disrupting the other team'sand rhythm, those little pesky things ( really help ).

14. Now I come to think about it, that pesky Lad was dancing about somewhere outside.

15. 17 For example, we hoped to do away with those pesky Internet addresses.

16. 15 Those pesky kids from next door have let down my car tyres again!

17. Against Zerg, they are better suited against those pesky armored Roaches with the fast green.

18. This is the best for making sturdy Armatures and keeping that pesky foil in place

19. They're on the prowl at a handful of police stations, keeping pesky rodents in check.

20. Pimple Popper tackled a pesky Blackhead that grew into a very large problem on a woman’s earlobe

21. To combat that pesky fireball in the sky , always have UV sunglasses somewhere in the car .

22. But experts know that fatigue, stress, and caffeine all increase the likelihood of the pesky twitching.

23. Saturn won't be as pesky as he was in your eighth house and that's a relief.

24. Use Monday Night Football as an opportunity to get housework pesky, if well intentioned , husband underfoot.

25. In other words, thanks to those pesky laws of physics, when things aren't sustainable, they stop.