harass
31harass — Note one r, two s s …
32harass — [[t]hæ̱rəs, həræ̱s[/t]] harasses, harassing, harassed VERB If someone harasses you, they trouble or annoy you, for example by attacking you repeatedly or by causing you as many problems as they can. [V n] A woman reporter complained one of them… …
33harass — har·ass || hÉ™ ræs / hærÉ™s v. bother, hassle, torment …
34harass — v. a. 1. Fatigue, tire, weary, fag, jade, exhaust, tire out. 2. Vex, plague, worry, distress, trouble, molest, disturb, harry, annoy, torment, keep in alarm, keep assaulting, drive from pillar to post …
35harass — verb (T) 1 to treat someone unfairly by threatening them or being continuously unpleasant to them: Black teenagers are being constantly harassed by the police. 2 to annoy someone by continually interrupting them: Stop harassing me will you! I m… …
36harass — v 1. raid, harry, beset, beleaguer, drive or press hard; terrorize, persecute, molest, oppress, afflict, victimize. 2. bother, pester, hector, Sl. bug, Sl. hassle, Sl. drive [s.o.] nuts or crazy or bananas, Sl. drive [s.o.] up the wall; hound,… …
37harass — verb Syn: persecute, intimidate, hound, pester, bother; informal hassle, bug; N.Amer.; informal ride …
38harass — [həˈræs] , [ˈhærəs] verb [T] to annoy or upset someone, for example by regularly criticizing them or treating them in a way that is offensive …
39harass — /həˈræs / (say huh ras), /ˈhærəs / (say haruhs) verb (t) 1. to trouble by repeated attacks, incursions, etc., as in war or hostilities; harry; raid. 2. to disturb persistently; torment. {French harasser, from Old French harer set a dog on}… …
40Harass — Hạ|rass, der; es, e, Ha|rạs|se, die; , n <französisch> (schweizerisch für Lattenkiste; Getränkekiste) …
