Verb:

ক্লান্ত করে তোলা,

irking's Usage Examples:

curiously Atlantic pulled the plug soon after the announcement, further irking fans who claimed the label was holding Taproot back.

Ellen catches the eye racketeer Charles Blake, irking his moll Vivian, who attacks her with a pair of scissors.

led to confusion as to whether this actually was Hawkwind, sufficiently irking Dave Brock into taking legal action to prohibit Turner from trading under.

to restore the car for themselves, but it completely takes their time, irking their wives.

Ernie keeps irking Bert with the game until Bert joins — and usually, by the time Bert starts.

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"Is IFC selling out? Channel runs commercials now, irking viewers".

According to Forbes, Tapad's "burgeoning success risks irking Congress, regulators and privacy advocates.

"US warship sails by South China Sea reef, irking Beijing".

" McIntyre clearly gets a rise out of irking scientists, whom he frequently refers to as 'the Team'—another play on the.

"White House green-lights Texas think tank's ideas, irking Capitol Hill Republicans".

(link) "In depth: Frustration in Buffalo shows how NFL's television policies irking fan base".

was subsequently left out of the team of Purusha Lakshanam (1993) after irking the director.

While rehearsing, Stewie asks that Brian's microphone be cut off, irking the dog, and the duo have a spat that ends with Stewie walking off.

While struggling to find some ideas, and irking his mother (who threatens to get his father if he does not turn off the.

She arrives late irking David and she discloses she's unprepared to meet his family.

However, once promoted, Linevich procrastinated, irking Tsar Nicholas II with never-ending demands for reinforcements, insisting.

to play in the 2011 season of the breakaway Indonesian Premier League, irking the PSSI that later delayed Kurniawan's naturalization process.

Synonyms:

gall; anger;

Antonyms:

soothe; courtesy; venial sin;