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Present participle for to irritate or anger someone

Present participle for incite someone to do something, especially something bad

Present participle for make angry or excited

(of a state or process) Present participle for to encourage the development of, or increased activity in, something

Present participle for to be stirred up with anger

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Present participle for to irritate or anger someone

rubbing the wrong way

becoming covered with condensation

making your blood boil

making someone see red

rubbing up the wrong way

becoming covered in condensation

giving someone the hump

getting on your nerves

teeing off

making your hackles rise

getting under one's skin

becoming indistinct

getting on one's nerves

getting a rise out of

disgusting

trying one's patience

rubbing one the wrong way

rankling with

riling up

getting under your skin

eating at

trying your patience

rubbing you up the wrong way

putting someone's nose out of joint

causing resentment to

making someone's blood boil

boiling

putting someone's back up

getting in someone's hair

baiting

making someone's hackles rise

making sore

rattling someone's cage

getting on someone's nerves

getting on someone's wick

getting someone's dander up

losing one's temper

getting someone's back up

giving someone the pip

ruffling someone's feathers

getting someone

blowing up

getting up someone's nose

burning

getting under someone's skin

getting someone's goat

driving you round the bend

shattering

getting your dander up

driving you off your head

driving somebody up the wall

driving you to distraction

frustrating

getting your hackles up

making somebody's blood boil

distracting

driving you round the twist

driving to distraction

possessing

driving you out of your mind

getting steamed up

eating

rattling

ruffling one's feathers

put somebody's nose out of joint

hurting someone's feelings

dumping on

giving someone a hard time

agonizing^US

agonising^UK

bedevilling^UK

bedeviling^US

traumatising^UK

driving bananas

doing in

hurting one's feelings

driving round the bend

driving round the twist

criticizing^US

criticising^UK

trying someone's patience

getting someone's hackles up

giving the cold shoulder

giving a zinger

pushing the buttons of

damaging

scarring

harming

hitting where one lives

victimizing^US

terrorizing^US

making it hot for someone

terrorising^UK

victimising^UK

sticking the knife into

expelling

making things hot for someone

dragooning

singling out

pursuing

getting the knife into

giving offence

treading on someone's toes

hurting the feelings of

tearing to pieces

unsettling

hurting somebody's feelings

turning one's stomach

making one sick

making someone want to throw up

cloying on

causing to feel nauseous

turning your stomach

filling with loathing

getting in one's hair

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“I used to get up early to watch the trams get steam up using coke from the old Christchurch gasworks.”

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Present participle for incite someone to do something, especially something bad

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Present participle for make angry or excited

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(of a state or process) Present participle for to encourage the development of, or increased activity in, something

energising^UK

energizing^US

fueling^US

galvanising^UK

galvanizing^US

lighting a fire under

getting one going

getting one started

putting new life in

acting as a fillip to

acting as a impetus to

acting as a incentive to

acting as a spur to

acting as a stimulus to

building a fire under

giving a new lease of life to

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Present participle for to be stirred up with anger

flying off the handle

wigging out

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