I. noun
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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An experienced real estate agent will be able to avoid legal hassles.
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Buy Christmas presents early, and avoid the hassles of December shopping.
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Byrd says he settled the claim to avoid legal hassles.
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Driving downtown is just too much hassle .
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I don't want to organize a big party - it's too much hassle .
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Shopping by mail avoids the hassles of crowded stores at Christmastime.
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The airline doesn't make seat assignments, which can be a hassle for travelers, but it saves money.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Avoid hassle by using this site to e-mail several estate agents and let them do all the work.
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Every move requires a person to take the time and fight the hassle to register to vote.
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Her biggest hassle is deciding which client to bill her hours to.
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I was still handed a second to cause me extra hassle .
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In addition to the hassle , lost receipts can mean lost deductions.
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It sure saves all that hassle of getting to know and understand him.
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This is how Ovation do it, and it certainly means less hassle when it comes to changing strings.
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Too much of a hassle to use both toothpaste and mouthwash?
II. verb
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
criticize/nag/hassle sb up one side and down the other
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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A homeless man was hassling motorists at the traffic lights.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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And goodness knows I get tired, irritable and hassled by my children's demands.
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And I am not going to hassle him over his choices because it's his neck on the line.
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Are you just going to hassle me?
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None the less, Wood said he has destroyed all of Mary Lou's tapes to ensure that she will not be further hassled.
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Perhaps, while she hassled, she managed to forget Montaine for a few hours.
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Thieving, fighting, hassling the locals.
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We should not hassle it with its shortcomings at every juncture.
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We were often hassled by the neighbours and occasionally by the police.