intransitive. to think long: to seem or appear long, to be wearisome (to a person): cf. think, v.2 13b.

impersonal it irks (me), it wearies, annoys, troubles (me); = Latin piget. Const. infinitive or clause; formerly of. archaic.

To be tedious; to urge tediously. Obsolete.

Of an author, or his works, a diversion, game, conversation, etc.: To fall off in vigour or interest, to grow dull or languid.

absol. To cause weariness or ennui.

intransitive. To grow stale; get out of fashion, become uninteresting.

slang. transitive and intransitive. To tire or bore (cf. fed, adj. 3).