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Verb
To traumatize or cause distress to
To break up (soil) in preparation for sowing or planting
To greatly offend, shock or outrage
To cause pain through mistreatment
To gather or bring in, especially crops
Noun
A device which is dragged across land to smooth or break up the soil
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To traumatize or cause distress to
torment
afflict
trouble
distress
torture
plague
rack
harass
beset
pain
bedevil
agonise
UK
agonize
US
wound
grieve
vex
persecute
excruciate
anguish
curse
perturb
besiege
mortify
crucify
rend
wring
sear
tear
gut
cause suffering to
cut up
cause agony to
worry
bother
oppress
disturb
burden
upset
hurt
strain
sadden
stress
haunt
depress
aggrieve
try
harry
annoy
irritate
beleaguer
blight
crush
irk
pester
hassle
gnaw at
tax
exasperate
hound
smite
deject
bug
affect
weigh down
sting
dispirit
dismay
dishearten
agitate
discommode
gall
ail
martyr
nag
injure
inflict anguish on
perplex
mistreat
shake
cause trouble to
make miserable
make wretched
stab
pierce
cause anguish to
bum out
weigh heavily on
assail
move
devastate
unsettle
disquiet
discompose
dog
discourage
rattle
cause pain to
fluster
fret
burn up
pick on
dash
desolate
maltreat
faze
cast down
cut to the quick
abuse
lacerate
make one's heart bleed
get down
molest
wrong
badger
overwhelm
pursue
attack
face
press
buffet
visit
bring down
confront
punish
give someone grief
break
concern
disconcert
fuss
preoccupy
daunt
consume
unhinge
obsess
demoralize
US
break the heart of
lie heavy on
displease
dampen spirits
get to
nag at
prey on
give a hard time
prick
demoralise
UK
weigh on
knock the stuffing out of
make gloomy
make unhappy
dash hopes
give someone the blues
make sad
hang over
break someone's spirit
knock for six
eat up
make someone fed up
knock sideways
break someone's heart
bring tears to your eyes
make despondent
harm
traumatize
US
aggravate
affront
shatter
convulse
frustrate
hurt deeply
importune
suffer
rock
touch
tear at
damage
hit hard
labor
US
labour
UK
muse
dampen someone's spirit
tear away at
inconvenience
tear to shreds
tear to pieces
squirm
bend someone's ear
incommode
ill-treat
cut
be in someone's way
overcharge
scourge
discriminate against
discomfit
inflict suffering on
inflict pain on
get the knife into
stick the knife into
be afflicted with
be plagued with
suffer from
be troubled by
traumatise
UK
scar
possess
appall
US
nettle
dish it out
stick it to
give it to
dish out
be burdened with
be blighted with
be bedevilled by
appal
UK
absorb
inflict
break one's heart
put into a funk
make blue
nark
put a damper on
rile
drag down
weigh heavily on one's mind
come back to haunt
be a weight on one's mind
cause anguish
cause someone distress
cause pain
wreck
wreak
befall
impose
dominate
ruffle
hack off
chasten
unnerve
offend
alarum
frazzle
distemper
distract
discomfort
discombobulate
flurry
miff
discountenance
alarm
peeve
derail
confound
hagride
throw
anger
needle
eat at
arouse anxiety in
make it tough for
nit-pick
strap
get at
undo
do a number on
tantalise
UK
throw off balance
indispose
push
tick off
exercise
weird out
freak out
be on one's case
tantalize
US
push buttons
grip
avenge
strike
take
take over
embarrass
engulf
entangle
hamper
overcome
aggress
ride
descend on
descend upon
force upon
bring down on
drive up the wall
put the squeeze on
jump on one's case
give a bad time
give the business
swamp
fall on
fall upon
start in on
give the needle
chill
drain
weary
engross
dampen
darken
damp
drag
abase
cow
beat
debilitate
enervate
dull
devour
run down
reduce to tears
make desolate
bear down
harsh someone's mellow
pour cold water on
turn off
make someone's heart bleed
throw cold water on
cast a gloom upon
beat down
keep under
swallow up
provoke
confuse
shock
chafe
outrage
pique
bewilder
shake up
make anxious
chagrin
make uneasy
frighten
get
spook
abash
put out
scare
nonplus
tease
horrify
take aback
intimidate
hurt somebody's feelings
sicken
floor
eat
grate
disgust
puzzle
psych
put down
spite
startle
put off
bully
stir up
rankle
insult
disgruntle
stun
wind up
panic
pother
rasp
rankle with
frost
subjugate
niggle
goad
enrage
slight
make uncomfortable
make waves
get across
put someone off their stroke
rub up the wrong way
jolt
infuriate
incense
madden
gripe
jar
nauseate
tyrannize
US
work up
itch
prey on your mind
psych out
mither
gnaw
antagonize
US
dump on
give offence to
cause anxiety to
antagonise
UK
tyrannise
UK
disappoint
put your back up
be on your back
flummox
unman
excite
get on your nerves
get in your hair
inflame
diss
dis
disrespect
be cruel to
treat harshly
dumbfound
fear
terrorize
US
sweat
stew
sap
tire
throw off
gravel
browbeat
consternate
terrorise
UK
egg on
hector
cause offense
put into a flap
hack you off
give someone the hump
cause anxiety
throw into a tizz
make someone see red
set someone back on their heels
drive round the bend
cause someone to lose their composure
get under your skin
drive round the twist
eat away at
get your back up
put someone's nose out of joint
cause discomfort to
get on your wick
terrify
be a burden to
do someone's head in
take the wind out of your sails
rub the wrong way
be brutal to
walk all over
make somebody's hackles rise
ruffle one's feathers
affright
despair
derange
bustle
surprise
disoblige
craze
repel
baffle
test
prostrate
deeply upset
slap
stupefy
overpower
paralyse
UK
chivvy
bait
inflict trauma
repress
abrade
make fretful
paralyze
US
suppress
awe
put the wind up
scandalize
US
turn on
make a scene
devil
astound
domineer
menace
flip out
dissatisfy
let down
daze
bite
pressurize
US
overbear
victimize
US
fire up
rark
stretch
bowl over
throw into a tizzy
give a turn
keep on at
make angry
pressurise
UK
victimise
UK
be a great weight on
greatly upset
work on
get your goat
scandalise
UK
grate on
rattle one's cage
be at
cause concern to
make self-conscious
breathe down someone's neck
be a burden on
be offensive
drive bananas
be a pain in the neck
hang up
be a thorn in someone's side
grind down
mess with someone's head
push around
drive mad
T-off
tee off
make your blood boil
cheese off
get your dander up
take control of
kick around
throw a curve
hit where one lives
push about
trample on
ride roughshod over
weigh heavily on someone's mind
ill-use
be on the back of
mess over
get up someone's nose
raise your hackles
cause disquiet to
hurry
unquiet
deter
flutter
hustle
quicken
occupy
addle
repulse
tangle
straiten
corner
make restless
frenzy
uncouple
muddle
disorder
turn
incapacitate
flip
cramp
disarrange
bruise
buffalo
uncalm
be hurtful to
bleed
mourn
cause suffering
lambaste
cause sorrow
dement
petrify
dun
pick at
drive insane
thwart
grind
press down on
get someone
key up
lay up
send over the edge
interrupt
unstring
rock the boat
be disagreeable to
push the buttons of
knock the wind out of
lower
weigh
harsh one's mellow
sweat out
subdue
snub
rouse
incite
be rude to
thumb nose at
revolt
slur
humiliate
zing
pull the rug from under
arouse
devitalize
disorientate
exhaust
stimulate
pull the rug out from under
get on one's nerves
ferment
heavy
dragoon
knock props out
fuddle
make someone scratch their head
stagger
chivy
beleague
make cross
lie heavy on someone's mind
weigh heavy on someone's mind
flap
stir
worst
get even
fidget
stump
amaze
astonish
humble
defeat
niggle at
grind at
mess with
mess
push someon's buttons
disrupt
bore
upset the applecart
occupy thoughts
wear
nudge
henpeck
go on at
lie heavily on
down
deplore
cause to panic
heckle
put
knock for a loop
make things hot for someone
single out
make it hot for someone
drive to distraction
drive crazy
be agitated
torque off
be disagreeable
be an affront to
give offence
tread on someone's toes
kick up a fuss
kick up a stink
take pains
put someone off their stride
make someone laugh on the other side of their face
make someone laugh out of the other side of their mouth
dispraise
criticize
US
criticise
UK
taunt
slander
bear down on
damp down
try your patience
be a thorn in someone's flesh
get your hackles up
be in a tizzy
be worried
dumfound
flabbergast
make flip
bug up
make nervous
hump
exacerbate
make awkward
show up
labour over
burn
tear apart
be in a flap
whelm
noodge
bullyrag
make demands on
make severe demands on
put a strain on
tire out
wear out
throw into tizzy
push button
heat up
be in a stew
get worked up
get in a stew
put out of countenance
lean on
overmaster
put pressure on
be in someone's hair
bring pressure to bear on
have had enough
become bored
make discontented
exhaust someone's patience
numb
thunderstrike
try the patience of
electrify
grate at
lose patience
catch one short
give a zinger
give the cold shoulder
cast a pall over
rattle someone's cage
give someone the pip
ask for it
do in
put in a spot
make a monkey of
put in a hole
put on the spot
fester
hurt the feelings of
overawe
threaten
manhandle
droop
misuse
knock out
gross out
stress out
jerk around
raise someone's eyebrows
shake out of your complacency
hit like ton of bricks
completely surprise
make someone's blood run cold
mishandle
brutalize
US
brutalise
UK
make downhearted
cast a gloom on
dampen the spirits of
wear on
be bothered
gnaw away at
gnaw away
be a weight on someone's mind
cause to lose heart
wrench
dampen someone's hopes
overstretch
overtax
pressure
tense
play the heavy with
snow under
cause to lose hope
malign
disillusion
mystify
disenchant
crunch
overextend
pinch
foul up
trespass
screw up
mess up
fill with consternation
do wrong by
do an injustice to
do wrong to
cause harm to
trespass against
do the dirty on
offend against
cause to feel emotional strain
overdo
cause to feel mental strain
make tense
tense up
put in traction
push to the limit
put on trial
cause discomfort
subject
be painful
enslave
hegemonize
make ill
mix up
coerce
exploit
overthrow
disagree
rule
master
force
encumber
saddle
handicap
trample
despotize
control
go against the grain
be injurious to
be sickening
be disturbing
make unwell
be distasteful
have an adverse effect on
be injurious
strike down
be unsuitable
cause illness to
cause problems
keep down
rule with an iron hand
trample underfoot
weigh heavy upon
hold down
rule with a rod of iron
rule over
hold sway over
tyrannize over
put screws to
put upon
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“It didn't seem at all necessary to
harrow
her with the story of Ingerson's miring in the drink demoniac's morass.”
Verb
▲
To break up (soil) in preparation for sowing or planting
till
cultivate
farm
work
plough
UK
dig
tend
plant
spade
fertilise
UK
fertilize
US
prepare
hoe
plow
US
grow
turn
delve
dress
loosen
mulch
rake
labor
US
labour
UK
sow
turn over
break up
turn up
raise crops
furrow
ridge
break ground
bring under cultivation
grove
break
crop
culture
reap
rear
raise
promote
harvest
trench
mature
propagate
seed
breed
manage
ripen
garden
move earth
move soil
break up ground
break up soil
break up earth
husband
landscape
till the soil
grow crops on
work the land
weed
dig out
exploit
clear
pick over
tidy
more ❯
Verb
▲
To greatly offend, shock or outrage
appall
US
appal
UK
shock
offend
disgust
outrage
horrify
revolt
nauseate
repel
scandalise
UK
scandalize
US
dismay
sicken
astound
alarm
distress greatly
make one's hair stand on end
jolt
floor
stun
upset
shake up
knock for six
disturb
gross out
anger
insult
displease
stagger
surprise
startle
affront
rock
amaze
astonish
agitate
unsettle
perturb
discompose
disconcert
unnerve
give offence to
electrify
take aback
bowl over
throw off balance
set someone back on their heels
knock sideways
cause raised eyebrows
raise eyebrows amongst
rattle
cause a few raised eyebrows amongst
knock for a loop
galvanize
US
faze
stir up
make someone's hair stand on end
pother
galvanise
UK
stop someone in their tracks
throw a curveball
spring on
knock over
put the wind up
annoy
irk
repulse
bother
reluct
dissatisfy
disorder
unhinge
disenchant
derange
abominate
afflict
affect
turn
offend morals of
fill with loathing
turn off
put off
make someone feel nauseous
make sick
make your gorge rise
turn stomach
make someone want to throw up
be repugnant to
disquiet
traumatize
US
shake
distress
dumbfound
daze
throw
provoke
stupefy
bewilder
dumfound
jar
flabbergast
paralyse
UK
abash
overcome
overwhelm
antagonize
US
traumatise
UK
thunderstrike
paralyze
US
antagonise
UK
numb
devastate
awe
knock out
raise someone's eyebrows
throw a curve
shake out of your complacency
completely surprise
give a turn
hit like ton of bricks
take the wind out of your sails
make someone's blood run cold
more ❯
Verb
▲
To cause pain through mistreatment
hurt
abuse
exploit
humiliate
maltreat
manipulate
oppress
spite
victimise
UK
victimize
US
violate
antagonise
UK
antagonize
US
belittle
ill-treat
insult
mistreat
mock
provoke
taunt
torment
torture
abase
aggravate
deride
misuse
wrong
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
harass
harry
molest
persecute
do an injustice to
dump on
ill-use
impose on
martyr
martyrize
put down
take advantage of
step on the toes of
give no quarter
go for jugular
hit where one lives
lay a bad trip on
harm
injure
manhandle
mishandle
bully
brutalize
US
brutalise
UK
treat badly
kick around
mess over
maul
knock about
malign
knock around
beat
hit
aggrieve
strike
trespass
offend against
damage
rough up
handle roughly
treat roughly
do wrong to
beat up
do over
do the dirty on
wound
neglect
do injury to
do a disservice to
mess up
impose upon
kick in the teeth
offend
misemploy
outrage
batter
prostitute
punish
shake up
cut up
take apart
be violent toward
assault
mar
roughhouse
attack
distress
ruin
total
assail
interfere with
give the shaft
push around
do wrong
be cruel to
bang up
bung up
cause harm to
do wrong by
trespass against
treat harshly
make someone suffer
misrepresent
vilify
discredit
cheat
bad mouth
sin against
more ❯
Verb
▲
To gather or bring in, especially crops
harvest
gather
collect
pick
reap
garner
pluck
cull
glean
crop
mow
cut
ingather
strip
bin
plough
UK
plow
US
gather in
take in
bring in
accumulate
amass
extract
pick up
get
obtain
select
draw
round up
pull
sheaf
cumulate
dig
derive
take
sift
winnow
bring home
stack
pile
heap
pick out
earn
acquire
gain
secure
attain
procure
land
win
bag
make
realize
US
capture
receive
carry
produce
profit
retrieve
recover
knock down
pull down
come to have
get in
come by
get as a result
realise
UK
more ❯
Noun
▲
A device which is dragged across land to smooth or break up the soil
plough
UK
plow
US
rototiller
cultivator
digger
“For this task, the farmer hitched the horse to a
harrow
which was dragged along the ground to break up the clods.”
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