Definitions
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- adj. Annoyed.
- v. Simple past tense and past participle of irk.
Etymologies
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Examples
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What evil glee I felt when Webber's boneheaded phantom timeout lost the championship game for them … I still chuckle when I see that replay (though of course freaking Carolina getting the title irked too).
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Sorry, your title irked me and all the people who are coming downhard on Pres.
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The "title irked me" ... if this isn't a display of just unimaginable superficiality and shallowness of critical thought, than there is none.
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Syracuse took a 47-38 lead into intermission and the teams traded baskets to open the second half before Shumpert was left open at the top of the key and buried a shot that again irked
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The king eyed Hagen sternly, for his word irked him.
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Only her name irked Susan, and as Susan wrote Clara Colby, "If Catt it must be then I insist, she should keep her own father's name -- Lane -- and not her first husband's name -- Chapman," [404] but the three Cs intrigued Carrie and she continued to be known as Carrie Chapman Catt.
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Scene change and Gaga's accent is now Russian; she's still the slutty widow, but now she's the wife who is going to inherit all the money and is celebrating at a gay bath house from hell which is decorated with a statue of an angel that throws out flames when it's irked, which is often.
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The lack of a foul call irked Suns coach Alvin Gentry, who yelled at a referee and was hit with two technical fouls.
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While I think the meaning behind each anecdote is valid and should be kept in mind by us all, a couple kind of irked me with a lack of altruistic intent, focusing more on tangible reward.
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Just because you mentioned ‘corn based’ ethanol, it kind of irked me.
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