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Irritating 

1. Being an asshole.
2. Being YellowJacket494
He is so irritating.
Oh, he constantly bullies you without stopping?
Irritating by InfoChecker June 15, 2020
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irritating 

a person that want's to get closer to you so that can harm you, slod these people they are so invincible that mr karma will leave them alone.
normal person : here he comes:i wish he'd fuck off : i only talked to him out of politeness.
irritating by JAT October 10, 2004

irritating 

People who make posts on messageboards that only consist of a hyperlink and/or smiley.
Luce is irritating.
irritating by London Grunge Scene January 6, 2004

Irritating 

I genuinely don't think you understand how what you're doing is.
Hym "You really have know idea how irritating that is. Maddening really. Seriously."

Iam "That's just how people are."

Hym "I know but still. It isn't a point that should even have to be made. But clearly it does. How about this for an answer: until I have the medium through which the information about me is being exchanged, the ever deteriorating quality of my life is tied (directly) to the outcome of this story. Happy ending or sad ending. You pick. I'm the star of the show here. I just go where the narrative drives me. Getting real sick if this shit."
Irritating by Hym Iam May 18, 2022

Irritating 

1 baldboyhalo14_skeppy/Skeppy
2 an asshole
Skeppy is an irritating young ingorant son of a bitch
Irritating by UrBennett44 November 17, 2023

Irritating 

skeppy/baldboyhalo14_skeppy
Skeppy is an irritating ignorant incompetent son of a bitch
Irritating by UrBennett44 November 17, 2023

Irritating mug 

An extremely annoying person. Also used in multiplayer online gaming for a person who is blocking you.
Tom is such an irritating mug. Yeah, tell me about it, total mug...

Hey, baconhair! Get out of my way, you irritating mug, I'm trying to shoot AngryHamster66
Irritating mug by The real Esky June 27, 2020
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city chicken 

A food native to Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania in which cubes of pork and/or veal are put on a short, wooden skewer, breaded, then baked and/or fried.

I've heard that city chicken originated during the Great Depression, when folks didn't have enough money to buy full cuts of meat, so they assembled meat scraps on a wooden skewer, creating a make-shift drumstick. Hence the name.
Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
city chicken by TRF August 31, 2006
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