reaggravated 

To bring up a subject or event that has caused contention and/or hurt in the past, but has since been set aside or resolved and the parties have moved on.

Although Susie forgave Billy for hurting her feelings and embarrassing her at John's party, she wasn't comfortable going to John's next party and told Billy so. When Billy kept pressing Susie to go to the next party-he reaggravated Susie and brought up the bad feelings all over again.

reaggravated by cybercyl May 10, 2011

raggravated 

The aggravation and irritation triggered and occuring only during the menstral cycle of a female making them unjustifiably angry, difficult to impossible to interact with, and making them almost unbearable when within close proximity, and in most cases makes females scream, cry, and throw tantrums for no aparent reason.

Is being on your period again, making you gain all that water weight and getting extra emotional because your hormones are inbalanced making you raggravated sweetheart?

raggravated by sandalmoon August 16, 2011