Idioms

to make someone feel extremely annoyed or frustrated

To feel particular fondness or affection for a person or thing.

To tease or joke with someone by telling them something untrue in fun.

to answer someone with sudden and often unjustified anger

to astonish someone with something highly surprising or impressive

to flatter someone in order to gain a favour

to limit someone's freedom to behave or express themselves in their usual way

to persuade someone to join or support a plan or project

To irritate or annoy someone deeply.

To tell someone angrily what you really think of them.

to contact or tell someone, especially when you need them

To deliberately ignore or be unfriendly toward someone.

to signal romantic or sexual attraction through deliberate glances

to feel an extremely strong hatred for someone

to deceive someone

To spoil someone's plans or happiness.

the main source of someone's income or basic work

to cause intense mental strain, frustration, or irritation