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to nark
01
to irritate or bother someone, especially with small annoyances
Transitive: to nark sb
02
to secretly inform on someone or report their actions, often to authorities
Intransitive: to nark on sb | to nark to an authority
nark
v
Example
His constant interruptions nark me.
The continuous complaints are narking him.
His constant whistling narked her during the study session.
The ongoing noise from the neighbors' party narks her.
The persistent delays have narked her.
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