Something which is vexing or annoying; a cause of annoyance. Obsolete.

torment, vexation, trouble.

provocation.

Something which causes such a feeling of discomfort, displeasure, or weariness; a source of trouble, vexation, or harm; an annoyance, a nuisance.

Trouble.

Annoyance, trouble; suffering, distress, sadness; (also) †harm, injury (obsolete). Also as a count noun: an instance of this.

Harm; injury; misfortune; (also) wickedness. Cf. unquert, adj.

The action of noy, v.; annoyance; (also) harm, injury.

Injury, hurt, harm; esp. (in later use) that resulting from the perpetration of a legal nuisance. Obsolete.

Harm, distress, annoyance.

Trouble, annoyance, harm.

The state or condition of feeling annoyed; = annoyance, n. 3.

Trouble, difficulty.

Annoyance; intent to injure someone.

Trouble, distress, embarrassment, inconvenience. Obsolete or archaic.

The action of harassing, troubling, etc., a person; molestation. Also: †annoyance, injury (obsolete).

Vexation, trouble, annoyance.

Tedium, irksomeness, annoyance.

Annoyance, nuisance; trouble. Obsolete.

The action of incommoding, or fact of being incommoded; inconvenience.

Trouble, vexation; bother, inconvenience; also, something that gives trouble. to take (the) fash: to take (the) trouble, to be at the pains.

In plural. With the. colloquial. In early use: painful or nervous sensations, seeming to affect the whole body. Later: strong feelings of…

Annoyance, frustration; utter confusion. Also: a cause or source of this.

A deliberate attempt to ‘wind up’ or provoke someone by misleading or hoaxing; a trick or practical joke. Also attributive, as wind-up artist, etc…