an·noy 
/əˈnoɪ/ verb
an·noys; an·noyed; an·noy·ing /əˈnoɪ/ verb [+ obj] : to cause (someone) to feel slightly angry
▪ Her constant chatter annoyed [=irritated] all of us. ▪ I was annoyed [=upset, bothered] by his question.
▪ Her constant chatter annoyed [=irritated] all of us. ▪ I was annoyed [=upset, bothered] by his question.
— annoyed adjective [more annoyed; most annoyed]
▪ She is annoyed at/with me. ▪ She looked at him with a very annoyed expression. ▪ He was annoyed (to realize) that he had forgotten his wallet.
▪ She is annoyed at/with me. ▪ She looked at him with a very annoyed expression. ▪ He was annoyed (to realize) that he had forgotten his wallet.
— annoying adjective [more annoying; most annoying]
▪ He has several annoying [=irritating] habits. ▪ That noise is very annoying.
▪ He has several annoying [=irritating] habits. ▪ That noise is very annoying.
— an·noy·ing·ly adverb
▪ She can be annoyingly sweet.
▪ She can be annoyingly sweet.
