/ˈnɑrkɪŋ/
VERB
To cause someone to feel annoyed, irritated, frustrated, displeased, or angry through an action, behavior, or unpleasant situation.
Used to describe actions or behavior that bother, irritate, frustrate, or provoke someone, often by being unpleasant, persistent, or inconsiderate.
Used when someone's actions or circumstances provoke stronger negative emotions, such as anger, indignation, resentment, or emotional discomfort.
ADJECTIVE
Having a quality or characteristic that causes annoyance, irritation, frustration, or displeasure.
Used to describe people, actions, or situations that are bothersome, frustrating, or unpleasant because they repeatedly disturb or irritate others.