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Gnaw into; make resentful or angry.
grate
fret
eat into
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grate
fret
eat into
1
But five years ago, this lifestyle began to
grate
,
especially the drinking.
2
Night came; the crowd rushed to the
grate
to hear the muster-roll.
3
He tore the note in two and flung it into the
grate
.
4
Shake; strain into medium thin glass;
grate
Nutmeg on top and serve.
5
Shake well; strain into thin glass;
grate
Nutmeg on top and serve.
1
We
fret
over which areas will get flooded as sea levels rise.
2
Unfortunately, for now, there is far more to
fret
about than celebrate.
3
The lily may grow; the man must
fret
and toil and spin.
4
We
fret
about mass extinction, but not enough to change our habits.
5
Don't
fret
,
because no qualifications are necessary to trade as an accountant.
1
The first rule of business is never to
eat
into
your capital.
2
It could also
eat
into
the market share of so-called dark pools.
3
We'll probably
eat
into
a good share of your fortune, you'll see.'
4
And there was no way anything would
eat
into
my climbing time.
5
Any decline in discounts on prescription medicines would likely
eat
into
profits.
1
New Zealand offers support, but issues around immigration and citizenship still
rankle
.
2
That said; being too discreet may seem to
rankle
at times too!
3
Ideas rejected peremptorily at the time often
rankle
,
and bear fruit by-and-bye.
4
England snatched defeat from the jaws of victory and that will
rankle
.
5
Age and fatigue tried to
rankle
,
but he was not let them.
6
Do the Pawnees wish the wounds they give their game to
rankle
?
7
That said; an overly softly-softly method may seem to
rankle
at times too!
8
Those criticisms still
rankle
,
judging by Mr Blair's final words to the inquiry.
9
Losing will be unpalatable but the manner of the loss should really
rankle
.
10
But Salvini's hardline immigration stance appeared to
rankle
his coalition allies this week.
11
The wounds inflicted in this desperate conflict continued to
rankle
for many years.
12
He had the art of not overdoing: he left the arrow to
rankle
.
13
Again I had that bitter laugh which was to
rankle
afterward in memory.
14
The points that
rankle
are artificiality and lack of a history.
15
The ill humor on account of the Dutch revolution continues to
rankle
here.
16
Men, she told herself, do not forget these things; they
rankle
.
rankle
· ·
rankle in
rankle long
rankle afterward
rankle at times
rankle deep
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