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expel
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▲
To expel or send away, especially permanently
To remove from employment or office
To prohibit or interdict the participation or inclusion of
To disgorge or eject out with force
To emit or emanate, such as gas or light
To expel air from the lungs
To remove or get rid of
To discharge waste from the body
To drain out or empty something (from a container)
To rid oneself, or a person, of something undesirable or evil
To brush off or away, typically dirt or litter
To derive or extract something from someone, especially underhandedly
To allow or enable to escape from confinement
To drive or push into a specified position or state using physical strength or against resistance
To harass or annoy (someone) persistently
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▲
Verb
▲
To expel or send away, especially permanently
banish
eject
evict
exile
remove
bounce
deport
out
exclude
rout
chase
displace
ostracise
UK
ostracize
US
reject
defenestrate
expatriate
expulse
debar
cashier
relegate
purge
bust
fordrive
throw out
boot out
kick out
turf out
cast out
turn out
drive out
drum out
get rid of
chuck out
send packing
run off
show the door
give someone the boot
heave out
drive away
push out
bin off
give the bum's rush
give someone the push
thrust out
give the elbow
fling out
force to leave
give someone the air
sling out
ask to leave
throw out on your ear
give the hook
oust
dismiss
force out
send away
extrude
excommunicate
transport
put out
throw someone out on their ear
dislodge
repatriate
give someone their marching orders
discharge
extradite
boot
cast off
depose
unseat
ban
topple
proscribe
drive off
can
disfellowship
discard
dispel
dispossess
send home
dethrone
overthrow
shut out
bar
let go
cut
outlaw
rusticate
drop
cut out
bring down
smoke out
fire
chase out
sack
cut dead
give the gate
show out
repudiate
uncrown
unthrone
chuck
clear
marginalize
US
disown
send back
discrown
usurp
overturn
uproot
isolate
chase away
eliminate
hand someone his hat
empty
sideline
evacuate
turf
marginalise
UK
remove from office
freeze out
eighty-six
throw out on the streets
toss out
leave out
send off
give the heave-ho
show the door to
give the old heave-ho
allow to go
give someone the big E
put out in the street
flush out
consign
separate
scatter
repulse
send down
axe
UK
unchurch
ship out
condemn
snub
denounce
yeet
impeach
have someone deported
ferret out
ignore
expropriate
anathematize
repel
demote
cancel
downgrade
ax
US
give someone the bullet
takfir
curse
bring low
bring about the downfall of
beat off
set aside
extradict
sequester
invisibilize
sentence to transportation
sentence
toss
lay off
disband
heave-ho
toss out on ear
pack off
give the 1-2-3
bundle off
remove by force
shut the door on
muster out
chase off
disperse
put to flight
demobilize
US
liberate
dispatch
rid
bundle
strip of rank
demobilise
UK
give heave-ho
see the back of
leave out in the cold
shake off
succeed
do away with
override
throw overboard
kiss goodbye
outplace
supplant
come after
crowd out
let out
dispense with
dispose of
slough off
lock out
do without
push aside
step into the shoes of
take out
wrench out
deprive
shift
depopulate
unpeople
defrock
unmake
dislocate
transfer
move
unsettle
disthrone
disenthrone
remove from
clear from
take away
move out
more ❯
“When a foreigner commits a crime, the General Government may thereupon at once either
expel
him from the country or subject him to trial.”
Verb
▲
To remove from employment or office
fire
sack
discharge
remove
ax
US
axe
UK
oust
release
dismiss
terminate
retire
depose
unseat
boot
dethrone
impeach
disbar
disemploy
eject
shelve
topple
unmake
pink-slip
lay off
pink slip
make redundant
hand walking papers
let go
boot out
kick out
show the door
give someone their notice
throw out
give someone the sack
declare redundant
give walking papers
give notice to
give someone the big E
give someone the boot
get rid of
cashier
can
displace
bounce
give someone the push
give someone their marching orders
send packing
give the heave-ho
defrock
give someone the bullet
muster out
turf out
defenestrate
give someone their cards
give the elbow
demote
drum out
uncrown
unthrone
give the old heave-ho
supplant
turn off
unfrock
disqualify
disfrock
give notice
deprive
bump
out
excommunicate
turf
overthrow
bin off
replace
discard
discrown
ship
give someone the air
bring down
break
remove from office
freeze out
drop
throw out on your ear
give the bum's rush
deprive of office
run out of town
give the sack to
give a pink slip
ride out on rail
give marching orders
banish
overturn
excuse
downgrade
degrade
nix
supersede
bust
exclude
force out
drive out
unhorse
upset
chuck out
chuck
subvert
purge
give one's cards
give pink slip
shed
dehire
give someone the pink slip
give bum's rush
unhire
strip of rank
court martial
cast out
vote out
dislodge
relieve of duty
lock out
eliminate
move
give heave-ho
relegate
transfer
reposition
evict
abolish
debar
shift
expunge
evacuate
pull
relocate
detach
ditch
dump
abstract
dislocate
budge
take down
see the back of
give someone their P45
throw someone out on their ear
show the gate to
give the chop
suspend
pension
recall
deselect
furlough
depone
pay off
give the ax
let out
give the gate
shut out
give someone his
wash out
kiss off
turn away
give warning
more ❯
“The party itself was forced to
expel
three members and sanction one other.”
Verb
▲
To prohibit or interdict the participation or inclusion of
exclude
bar
ban
reject
ostracise
UK
ostracize
US
blackball
debar
embargo
boycott
veto
prohibit
omit
disallow
interdict
blacklist
banish
proscribe
disclude
discount
forbid
refuse
rusticate
stop
disbar
suspend
block
obviate
occlude
prevent
sideline
shut out
keep out
freeze out
deny access to
lock out
put an embargo on
cut out
leave out
refuse to admit
shut the door on
snub
ignore
black
preclude
outlaw
repudiate
shun
evict
excommunicate
disfellowship
rule out
eliminate
except
leave out in the cold
count out
give the cold shoulder to
exile
cast out
send to Coventry
coldshoulder
disentitle
disqualify
overlook
avoid
close out
refuse entrance to
deprive
deny
refuse admission to
stand in the way of
declare ineligible
say no to
vote against
remove
oust
consider undesirable
factor out
not include
fail to include
place an embargo on
refuse to employ
steer clear of
hit list
thumbs down
cashier
drum out
put on hit list
throw out
cold-shoulder
spurn
cancel
get rid of
force out
give the cold shoulder
rebuff
restrict
enjoin
inhibit
blank
disown
cut off
pass up
pass by
ice out
dismiss
restrain
criminalize
US
halt
illegalize
estop
suppress
penalise
UK
criminalise
UK
penalize
US
scorn
set aside
make illegal
abjure
put an end to
put a stop to
declare illegal
put down
turn down
officially forbid
have nothing to do with
close down
wash your hands of
hand someone the frozen mitt
have nothing more to do with
give a wide berth to
leave in the cold
have done with
check
thwart
override
circumvent
limit
other
shut off
shut out of
strike
overrule
withhold patronage
overthrow
overturn
countermand
reverse
quash
invalidate
abstain from
outvote
disclaim
squash
disavow
refrain from
turn your back on
stay away from
throw
taboo
zing
kill
censor
disacknowledge
brush off
impose sanctions
hold aloof from
refuse to take part in
stonewall
stopper
stymie
declare null and void
pass on
keep back
give the thumbs down to
nix
knock back
defeat
give the thumbs down
fetter
cut
desert
jilt
repulse
disdain
repel
drop
abnegate
forsake
unfollow
unfriend
despise
cast aside
leave off
give someone the brush-off
give someone the big E
give someone the go-by
cut dead
give someone the air
kick in the teeth
break with
bin off
give someone the push
swear off
give the elbow
bate
ward off
pass over
more ❯
“If that happens on the Senate floor, they could then move with a simple majority vote to
expel
him from ever holding federal office again.”
Verb
▲
To disgorge or eject out with force
discharge
eject
spew
spurt
spout
issue
disgorge
excrete
evacuate
jet
belch
erupt
void
eruct
vomit
pass
extrude
ejaculate
eliminate
exhaust
irrupt
dislodge
spew out
throw out
send forth
cast out
force out
spit out
let out
drive out
pump out
flush out
emit
exude
gush
release
emanate
give off
stream
flow
vent
spit
pour
send out
shoot
squirt
spill
spritz
cough up
give out
spray
pour out
rush
surge
belch forth
disembogue
cough out
dump
burst
swoosh
pump
exhale
secrete
leak
throw off
empty
well
course
shoot out
diffuse
hurl
explode
spring
sloosh
fountain
radiate
irradiate
purge
express
drain
egest
expectorate
ooze
eructate
exudate
regurgitate
remove
roll
extravasate
shed
squeeze
produce
splutter
cast
cascade
gob
hawk
press out
hiccup
belch out
effuse
expire
throw up
squeeze out
spew forth
spin out
pour forth
churn out
spurt out
squirt out
thrust out
transmit
breathe out
put out
burp
disperse
regorge
upchuck
cough
blow lunch
snort
sputter
sweat
reek
dispose
relieve
scatter
spread
unload
ventilate
gulp
repeat
posset
perspire
splur
fan
issue forth
breathe forth
send
splatter
spatter
bring up
give vent to
puff out
blow
yield
pop
spit up
let off
expel air
rupture
boil
beam
sprout
burst out
be ejected
project
burst forth
give forth
go bang
touch off
go off
press
evict
thrust
boot
drum out
emerge
flow out
more ❯
“Acute diarrhea is an important defense mechanism that enables your body to
expel
foreign bacteria and parasites quickly.”
Verb
▲
To emit or emanate, such as gas or light
emit
discharge
release
radiate
issue
emanate
vent
irradiate
expire
shoot
cast
exhale
evolve
exudate
exude
send out
give out
throw out
give off
send forth
eject
diffuse
shed
ooze
leak
pour out
disgorge
excrete
secrete
evacuate
jet
void
gush
transmit
yield
pour
erupt
let out
cast out
spread
empty
send
squirt
effuse
spout
spew
output
reek
disembogue
spew out
ejaculate
breathe
vomit
pass
let off
dispense
scatter
distribute
broadcast
project
deposit
belch
beam
extrude
expend
eruct
spit
spill
outsend
extravasate
drip
speak
perspire
expectorate
purge
breathe out
throw off
give vent to
spurt
burst
force
ventilate
produce
distill
US
distil
UK
steam
deliver
birth
egress
initiate
rise
evaporate
exsufflate
put out
pour forth
break out
loose
vaporise
UK
vaporize
US
drain
disseminate
weep
force out
circulate
propagate
seep
proliferate
bleed
sweat
bend
pinpoint
aim
direct
throw
hold
train
level
head
strew
set
spatter
leach
transude
strain
trickle
percolate
spray
sprinkle
bestow
point
shoot out
flow out
well forth
filter through
convey
spread out
more ❯
“There are unconfirmed tales of people who could
expel
fumes from their ears.”
Verb
▲
To expel air from the lungs
exhale
expire
breathe out
blow out
puff out
respire
breathe
let your breath out
pant
blow
gasp
wheeze
puff
inhale
snort
suspire
sniff
sigh
heave
huff
huff and puff
inspire
hyperventilate
snuffle
gulp
breathe in
draw in
suck in air
breathe heavily
take breaths
snuff
snift
heave a sigh
sound
grunt
draw
drag
whiff
gasp for breath
puff and pant
breathe quickly
be short of breath
breathe loudly
breathe rapidly
puff and blow
fight for breath
splutter
snivel
breathe noisily
sniffle
snore
scent
insufflate
draw breath
inhale and exhale
draw in breath
use lungs
take in air
“Bo's reaction to this was to
expel
a large breath in relief.”
Verb
▲
To remove or get rid of
remove
clear
eliminate
rid
strip
erase
eradicate
cut
junk
unload
clear away
do away with
get rid of
jettison
dump
discard
scrap
chuck
lose
bin
eject
throw out
throw away
dispose of
dispense with
toss out
chuck away
shuck off
get shot of
ditch
shed
trash
toss
reject
clear out
get shut of
cast off
deep-six
eighty-six
chuck out
fling off
throw on the scrapheap
dismiss
cashier
exorcize
US
exorcise
UK
pitch
axe
UK
drop
root out
weed out
ax
US
slough off
fling away
lay by
cast aside
empty
forsake
dispose
cast
relinquish
cull
purge
dispatch
evacuate
drain
vacate
see the back of
cast away
have done with
part with
thrust aside
write off
offload
abolish
banish
end
toss aside
abandon
fling
desert
abdicate
stop
dispossess
can
throw overboard
sweep away
set aside
shake off
shrug off
put an end to
free
oust
evict
extract
withdraw
disburden
disencumber
discharge
deplete
void
unburden
divest
zero
take out
bring out
get out
draw out
destroy
demolish
slough
recycle
decommission
annihilate
obliterate
wreck
retire
consign to scrap heap
put out to pasture
break up
throw
give up
leave
cast out
throw aside
shuck
shift
free oneself of
foist
fob off
unlade
shelve
yield
rid oneself of
palm off
off-load
fling out
bung out
bung away
give the boot
knock something on the head
scrub
pull the plug on
doff
repudiate
disown
manage without
do without
cope without
put aside
make away with
divest yourself of
file in circular file
kiss goodbye
adios
kiss off
auction
deep six
relieve yourself of
make over
throw off
chase
refuse
slip
turn down
extrude
surrender
let go
release
unhand
loosen one's hold on
loose one's hold on
walk out on
leave behind
forget
lighten
take a load off
disgorge
break bulk
discommode
unpack
relieve
dispel
dissipate
quell
disperse
dislodge
shut out
scatter
lay aside
deposit
devolve
distribute
pass on
tip
empty out
debark
delegate
unship
tip out
free from
relieve of
transfer
more ❯
“The filtered solution was heated in order to
expel
any trace of nitrous acid.”
Verb
▲
To discharge waste from the body
defecate
excrete
evacuate
dump
egest
poo
eliminate
discharge
poop
drite
discharge faeces
void excrement
excrete faeces
pass faeces
have a bowel movement
empty the bowels
take a dump
do number two
drop a bomb
drop a deuce
eliminate waste
go to the lavatory
have a BM
do a pooh
do a whoopsie
relieve oneself
pass a motion
move the bowels
pinch a loaf
have a dump
open the bowels
drop the kids off at the pool
evacuate one's bowels
drop a log
pass stool
pass
boo-boo
go
void one's bowels
go to the toilet
go to the loo
spend a penny
do it
answer the call of nature
Verb
▲
To drain out or empty something (from a container)
extract
siphon
US
drain
draw
pump
syphon
UK
tap
empty
milk
withdraw
suck
void
remove
draw off
draw out
drain out
drive
bleed
force
clear
eject
chase
draft
US
pour
draught
UK
transport
drive out
flush
bail out
force out
vacate
discharge
unload
exhaust
evacuate
expend
deplete
unburden
dissipate
unpack
release
spend
disburden
dump
disgorge
unlade
decant
gut
purge
sap
leave
leak
pour out
siphon off
use up
rush out
flow out
make void
make vacant
remove the contents of
consume the contents of
clear out
pump out
run out
pull
abstract
drain off
tip
collect
pour off
draw on
draw forth
take out
draw liquid from
take
transfer
filter
mine
deprive
express
suck up
squeeze
run off
let out
pump off
suck dry
separate
isolate
dissociate
detach
uncouple
take away
pluck out
pull out
more ❯
Verb
▲
To rid oneself, or a person, of something undesirable or evil
exorcise
UK
exorcize
US
banish
escape
get rid of
rid oneself of
purge oneself of
free oneself of
get free of
cast out
force out
drive out
cleanse oneself of
purify oneself of
dismiss
remove
Verb
▲
To brush off or away, typically dirt or litter
sweep
brush
clear
dust
rake
wipe
broom
clean
scour
scrub
whisk
buff
mop
remove
scrape
eliminate
hoover
tidy
vacuum
brush away
brush off
brush up
clean up
clear away
clear up
sweep up
tidy up
get rid of
dispose of
wash away
scoop up
pick up
push
gather
sweep away
drag
move
wipe down
wipe up
remove dust from
houseclean
put in order
straighten up
fix up
organize
US
neaten
do up
straighten
spruce up
sort out
primp
spiff up
shake out
smarten up
improve
organise
UK
rub
shine
furbish
dry
swab
sponge
dab
towel
polish
polish up
wash
dight
more ❯
Verb
▲
To derive or extract something from someone, especially underhandedly
squeeze
extract
fleece
bilk
diddle
hose
hustle
milk
wring
beat
bleed
cheat
chisel
chouse
con
cozen
defraud
do
extort
fiddle
flimflam
force
gaff
mulct
nobble
pluck
ream
rook
screw
short
shortchange
skin
skunk
stick
stiff
sting
sucker
swindle
wrench
wrest
euchre
exploit
thimblerig
victimise
UK
victimize
US
shake down
suck dry
tear from
bleed someone of something
do in
rip off
deceive
trick
dupe
take for a ride
gouge
bamboozle
hoodwink
gull
exact
fool
take to the cleaners
mislead
hoax
finagle
scam
pull a fast one on
take advantage of
put one over on
coerce
shaft
clip
double-cross
hornswoggle
bunco
delude
snooker
burn
overcharge
sell a pup to
swizzle
rob
sharp
sandbag
sell a bill of goods to
embezzle
pull a swifty on
gazump
chicane
steal
soak
string along
have
rush
snow
short-change
take in
elicit
swizz
beguile
blackmail
goldbrick
pinch
take
lead up the garden path
sell a pup
give someone a bum steer
sell down the river
rope in
stitch up
pull a fast one
obtain by force
double-deal
sell
illude
compel
pressure
pressurize
US
humbug
plunder
dragoon
pressurise
UK
fudge
intimidate
trim
pilfer
demand
shuck
rack
jerk around
run a game on
screw over
give the shaft
sell a bill of goods
do the dirty on
pull one's leg
set up
hold up
have on
obtain by threats
blackmail someone for
obtain by threat
overreach
do out of
put screws to
worm something out of someone
put the bite on someone for
do someone in the eye
jiggle
fraud
surcharge
betray
penalise
UK
punish
penalize
US
baulk
UK
fine
balk
US
forfeit
bluff
grift
misguide
gip
misinform
frame
bilk of
heist
use
filch
pigeon
outwit
spoof
gammon
buffalo
jive
be sold a pup
rip-off
oppress
constrain
juggle
catch
lead down the garden path
prey on
cross
circumvent
ruin
frustrate
thwart
foil
disappoint
lirt
blench
rogue
belirt
crib
fake out
do number on
pull fast one
sucker into
suck in
worm out
arm-twist
inveigle
hold a knife to
wheedle
entrap
kid
cajole
lure
coax
butty
do a number on
fast talk
take out
give bum steer
break the rules
sweet-talk
threaten
blast
ravish
drag
assault
bully
despoil
pry
burst
defile
twist
ice
secure
get
obtain
press-gang
obtain under duress
ransom
shake
bribe
badger
use violence on
extort money from
make pay through nose
put the arm on
demand hush money from
hold to ransom
put the shake on
outfox
outmaneuver
US
outmanoeuvre
UK
pull the wool over someone's eyes
lead on
outsmart
fox
ensnare
outslick
outthink
lead astray
manipulate
baffle
juke
two-time
sell out
make a fool of
seduce
stab in the back
outdo
outjockey
outplay
defeat
top
caboodle
outguess
disinform
outgeneral
cap
fake
goose
worst
jip
confuse
bewilder
play someone false
lie to
be disloyal to
break faith with
be unfaithful to
put on
get the better of
impose on
fail
end run
figure out
let down
backstab
trap
misdirect
catch out
jockey
cuckold
misstate
prevaricate
wangle
out-think
four-flush
misrepresent
double deal
take to cleaners
step out
lie
befool
play away
pervert
bait
mousetrap
run rings round
distort
be cleverer than
make rings round
lead up garden path
play for a sucker
throw dust in someone's eyes
play trick on
steal a march on
do someone dirty
duck
weasel
dodge
slip out
cop out
worm one's way out of
beat around the bush
stretch the rules
bend the rules
pull something funny
stack the cards
hit below the belt
stump
pauperize
impoverish
pull
outperform
play
strong-arm
put the screws to
welsh
suck the life out of
charge too much
play dirty
sham
lull
blag
hook
falsify
extortion
pad
overtax
nick
cross up
take for a fool
throw
bleed dry
play joke on
beat out of
take for ride
go one better than
fix
flam
pull someone's leg
make a sucker of
sway
contrive
play-act
play a trick on
psych out
wind up
impress
pull wool over
hand a line
play a practical joke on
play a jest on
play a prank on
play a joke on
murphy
play games with
play for a fool
bias
be unfaithful
hocus-pocus
split
be disloyal
be dishonest
go back on
con out of
gaslight
doublespeak
steal someone blind
rook out of
bunk
propagandize
US
fabricate
entangle
enmesh
propagandise
UK
put on the wrong track
put on an act
cover up
wrong steer
put on false front
bait and switch
double-talk
give wrong information to
send on a wild goose chase
throw off the scent
put up smoke screen
give the wrong impression
play games
twist around your little finger
stage-manage
pull strings
pull wires
hack
machinate
maneuver
US
rig
manoeuvre
UK
finesse
best
mistreat
capitalize on
misuse
abuse
profit from
step on
walk all over
play on
take liberties with
trifle with
cash in on
maltreat
ill-use
leverage
control
play with
target
use for one's own ends
affect
doctor
engineer
influence
mastermind
cook
interfere with
find a loophole in
tinker with
fudge with
fiddle with
exploit a loophole in
game
tamper with
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To allow or enable to escape from confinement
release
discharge
emancipate
liberate
extricate
free
unchain
unleash
untie
unfetter
unloose
unbind
unshackle
disengage
deliver
disentangle
manumit
detach
enfranchise
set free
unbridle
uncage
clear
disenthral
disenthrall
rescue
unmanacle
untangle
ransom
spring
unclick
let loose
let out
set loose
allow to leave
bail out
cast loose
set at large
set at liberty
take out
turn loose
loose
loosen
enlarge
let go
save
redeem
relieve
unyoke
disembarrass
disencumber
dismiss
untether
disimprison
vent
unfasten
give rights to
remove
demobilize
US
befree
unlock
acquit
demobilise
UK
affranchise
disembroil
get out
pardon
let off
bail
direct
let off the hook
express
extract
aim
retire
spare
unstrap
free up
disentwine
salvage
reprieve
absolve
bring off
cast off
come to the aid of
lift
unclasp
pull out
come to the rescue of
save the life of
cut loose
put on the street
get out from under
parole
save one's neck
get off the hook
free from restraint
allow to go
free from restriction
send away
disinvolve
unsnag
decommission
unhook
exonerate
restore to freedom
exculpate
exempt
dislodge
spring loose
snatch
undo
retrieve
recover
get loose
pull free
get free
turn out
disband
demob
withdraw
unpen
come to someone's rescue
unknot
open the door for
grant exit to
unlace
disconnect
protect
untwine
unhitch
unmoor
save from danger
explode
go ape
vociferate
send home
holler
unlash
unwrap
disburden
separate
discumber
sever
unloosen
release conditionally
release on parole
give terms
uncork
save someone's bacon
find an outlet for
get out of hock
pull out of the fire
save the day
get someone out
save life of
bail someone out
give a break
unravel
unpick
take out on
uncheck
set adrift
get oneself off the hook
let fly
wriggle out of
let go of
allow to run free
allow to run riot
give a free rein to
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▲
To drive or push into a specified position or state using physical strength or against resistance
force
propel
push
thrust
drive
press
pump
shove
jam
ram
squeeze
bulldoze
cram
jostle
pack
stuff
stick
wedge
elbow
compress
shoulder
crash
crowd
muscle
bore
shoehorn
nudge
plunge
shoot
sandwich
tamp
hustle
rush
bundle
squash
barge
fill
bull
charge
send
bump
impel
crush
strike
jam-pack
load
heap
brim
railroad
prod
sweep
poke
wad
compact
hurry
set in motion
overfill
knock
jolt
put in motion
move
manhandle
run
dig
hit
clog
butt
heave
fling
sink
jab
thump
fill up
steamroll
push forward
insert
throw
bung
advance
lob
pound
pile
catapult
barrel
pack tightly
slam
smack
fill to overflowing
plough
UK
boost
shift
stow
bustle
hurl
power
steamroller
scuttle
whack
steer
launch
hold
pitch
toss
push hard
eject
plonk
push aside
project
stab
buck
bear down on
chuck
plow
US
start
fire
punch
shunt
sling
precipitate
cause to move
bear down
let fly
bung up
hammer
whisk
bludgeon
confine
park
whip
drill
bang
drum
congest
block
lodge
burst
surge
tap
choke
scrunch
strangle
squish
force one's way
overcrowd
hook
bend
drive into
fix
chock
mass
hump
lunge
rough and tumble
attack
jostle one's way
shove one's way
bludgeon one's way
inch
thread
blaze
blow
pack in
pack it in
wind
strain
gore
put
place
sardine
move suddenly
push violently
push suddenly
pad
line
chase
frogmarch
belt
welly
overstuff
upholster
ram in
thrust in
drive in
cram full
top off
bluster
cast
jockey
struggle
work
bump against
push against
run into
nudge into
blast
discharge
release
hasten
speed
move quickly
wallop
clout
shy
clog up
load with
choke up
clear
scramble
fight
accelerate
thread your way
make your way
work one's way
make one's way
depress
prompt
use elbow grease
make short work of
pass rapidly
send rapidly
spur
swipe
fill to the brim
motivate
hurry off
pack off
send off
rush off
send forth
frog march
flush
thumb
pinion
pin
mobilize
US
tack
level
bear heavily
force down
press down
weigh on
pin down
hold down
weigh upon
push down
lean on
mobilise
UK
set going
budge
launch into
crush against
move forward
press on
rest on
strong-arm
exert pressure on
cramp
pack together
force into space
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▲
To harass or annoy (someone) persistently
persecute
bother
harass
annoy
bait
tease
badger
hassle
hound
pester
plague
worry
intimidate
molest
bully
harry
trouble
vex
victimise
UK
victimize
US
aggravate
bedevil
bug
chafe
devil
eat
exasperate
frost
gall
get
grate
gripe
irk
irritate
itch
nark
nettle
peeve
pick on
pique
rasp
rile
ruffle
spite
terrorise
UK
terrorize
US
heavy
aggrieve
beat
burn up
crucify
distress
dog
dragoon
exile
hack off
hector
hunt
injure
outrage
pursue
put out
wrong
single out
be on your back
get the knife into
give a hard time
stick the knife into
be on one's case
drive up the wall
make it hot for someone
make things hot for someone
provoke
torment
needle
disturb
ride
upset
anger
nag
miff
get to
displease
goad
wind up
infuriate
rub up the wrong way
rankle
incense
gravel
tick off
get on your nerves
get across
oppress
agitate
hump
madden
give someone the hump
fret
exacerbate
rark
offend
perturb
chivvy
get at
tyrannize
US
hack you off
enrage
antagonize
US
beleaguer
roil
tyrannise
UK
bum out
afflict
rub the wrong way
torture
antagonise
UK
browbeat
inflame
drive round the bend
get in your hair
make someone see red
get under your skin
heckle
get on one's nerves
discompose
mither
drive crazy
drive mad
drive round the twist
have it in for
keep on at
get your goat
rattle
frustrate
burn
taunt
make angry
discriminate against
disquiet
stress
drive to distraction
beset
tee off
lean on
abuse
gnaw
mistreat
keep after
give someone grief
go on at
menace
scare
make cross
ill-treat
pressurize
US
be at
get on your wick
chivy
push around
get your back up
discommode
give someone the pip
niggle
nudge
fluster
threaten
disgruntle
be down on
affront
pressurise
UK
try
abrade
breathe down someone's neck
work on
have a down on
maltreat
grate on
domineer
coerce
rankle with
make somebody's hackles rise
make waves
put your back up
bulldoze
pain
unsettle
put someone's nose out of joint
henpeck
frighten
disconcert
insult
unnerve
bullyrag
disgust
discountenance
hurt
prod
discomfit
perplex
importune
sting
tantalize
US
tantalise
UK
strong-arm
dun
flurry
depress
fuss
bend someone's ear
carp at
T-off
distemper
be on the back of
set one's teeth on edge
rub you up the wrong way
try your patience
ruffle one's feathers
raise your hackles
terrify
push about
pressure
mock
rag
confuse
embarrass
scold
berate
dissatisfy
awe
punish unfairly
attack
inconvenience
affright
haze
upbraid
faze
strain
cow
besiege
affect
prick
wound
throw
distract
spook
peck at
excite
discombobulate
impose on
ire
enflame
mad
intrude upon
incommode
mau-mau
alarm
grumble at
pick at
concern
despair
use strong-arm tactics on
harp on at
exercise
dismay
rattle one's cage
ail
bum
scare the bejesus out of
find fault with
cheese off
frazzle
give a bad time
scare off
turn off
hack
unhinge
put off
make your blood boil
hagride
derail
egg on
drive bananas
get on someone's back
get your dander up
wear on
make anxious
stick in one's craw
steam up
jar on
eat away at
work up
weird out
hit where one lives
drive you up the wall
freak out
get up someone's nose
confound
be hostile to
show antagonism to
be against
be set against
disapprove of
be prejudiced against
daunt
jar
feel ill will towards
bear a grudge towards
show ill will towards
target
stress out
hustle
noodge
macerate
despoil
foray
roust
curdle
press
accost
pother
embitter
brown off
insist
remind
rouse
mortify
guy
jerk around
put the frighteners on
break
steam
rib
wig
acerbate
breath down someone's neck
get on someone
yap at
scratch around
rag on
sour
ridicule
chide
get someone
search high heaven
jangle
harm
get your hackles up
put the screws on
eat at
rile up
try the patience of
send into a rage
thwart
foil
dishearten
cause disquiet to
agonize
US
gibe
chaff
push button
fire up
heat up
disparage
rattle someone's cage
ask for it
be on at someone
rasp one's nerves
jar upon
grate upon
punish repeatedly and unfairly
wear upon
get a rise out of
snit
pet
tiff
huff
stew
throw off
agonise
UK
psych out
make uneasy
get on the wrong side of
make an enemy of somebody
mess with
reproach
revile
begrudge
crab
grudge
put pressure on
razz
bring pressure to bear on
make fun of
grind
be in someone's hair
immolate
use
demonize
US
override
push
grip
demonise
UK
hang up
get even
upset the applecart
louse up
take the mickey
get across someone
dominate
enslave
tax
get on the nerves of
take the piss out of
grind on
grind at
flummox
burden
discomfort
get in the hair of
floor
fuddle
grieve
stir
exploit
manipulate
humiliate
violate
weigh down
test
stump
tyrannize over
be autocratic
disrupt
criticize
US
wear
undo
tear
alarum
stack the deck
have your knife into
chagrin
belittle
mess with someone's head
sweat out
weigh heavily on one's mind
do someone's head in
gnaw at
lie heavy on
cause anxiety to
be a great weight on
throw off balance
shake up
egg
urge
bite
make nervous
criticise
UK
put someone off their stroke
put into a flap
interrupt
throw into a tizz
bore
cause someone to lose their composure
misuse
deride
abase
impede
cross
hinder
throw into tizzy
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
harrow
find fault
moan at
be a pain in the neck
mix up
get on someone's case
be a thorn in someone's side
dump on
put down
ill-use
martyrize
take advantage of
do an injustice to
martyr
moan on at
keep complaining to
take it out on
bust someone's balls
bust chops
force
go for jugular
give no quarter
lay a bad trip on
step on the toes of
compel
blackjack
railroad
constrain
oblige
bogart
bludgeon
steamroller
bluster
subdue
buffalo
enforce
overawe
twist someone's arm
stir up
sadden
shock
cause offense
haunt
disoblige
be offensive
craze
cut to the quick
hurt somebody's feelings
bewilder
psych
shake
preoccupy
sicken
puzzle
prey on your mind
repel
disappoint
barrage
ply
cavil
slight
incite
nag at
arouse
nauseate
horrify
demoralize
US
zing
empurple
grill
bleed
indispose
make unhappy
demoralise
UK
turn on
push buttons
disarrange
be a thorn in someone's flesh
give offence to
make discontented
umbrage
flip out
raise hell
make a scene
make someone scratch their head
make you see red
discourage
dispirit
assail
drive nuts
occupy
cut
blight
bristle
chill
unman
wear out
scandalize
US
discontent
disaffect
get someone's wick
drive insane
mess
revolt
boil
be a nuisance to
scandalise
UK
start
sweat
fear
tire
misplease
stroke someone's hair the wrong way
turn
incapacitate
flip
cramp
debilitate
bedog
muddle
disorder
run up the wrong way
occupy thoughts
rack
make see red
push someon's buttons
carp
blow up
anguish
curse
hit a sour note
be like a red rag to a bull
set on
work into lather
set off
take a rise out of
make sore
lose one's temper
lay up
key up
disrespect
diss
rock the boat
put on edge
set on edge
get on
make fretful
dis
snub
strap
nit-pick
desolate
devastate
play dirty
cause concern to
make uncomfortable
lie heavy on someone's mind
weigh heavy on someone's mind
cause discomfort to
slur
weary
drive you crazy
grizzle
cause suffering to
cause anguish to
give offence
be disagreeable
tread on someone's toes
be an affront to
possess
shatter
arouse anxiety in
make miserable
do a number on
make wretched
make it tough for
weigh on
cut up
repulse
excruciate
drive you out of your mind
drive you off your head
drive you to distraction
drive out of mind
make somebody's blood boil
drive you round the twist
make livid
drive you round the bend
make someone fed up
cause anguish
cause suffering
be hurtful to
mourn
lambaste
cause sorrow
have had enough
become bored
grate at
exhaust someone's patience
lose patience
hang over
be disagreeable to
push the buttons of
nonplus
thumb nose at
lie heavily on
weigh heavily on
startle
move
surprise
stimulate
ferment
baffle
abash
kick up a fuss
kick up a stink
catch
disorient
unbalance
make flip
bug up
balk
US
baulk
UK
take aback
cause to be at a stand
put someone off their stride
put out of countenance
foul up
catch off balance
set someone back on their heels
take by surprise
stop someone in their tracks
live off
load
prey on
blackmail
plunder
extort
feed on
depredate
fleece
seize
consume
live on
kill
devour
raid
weigh
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