To make angry; to provoke to anger or resentment; to incense, offend. Also passive, To be angry with. Obsolete.

transitive. To move to indignation or scorn; to offend, anger, displease. Obsolete.

transitive. To excite the indignation of, to offend, vex. Obsolete.

In later use esp. in negative contexts: cf. unruffled, adj.1 2. transitive. To stir up to indignation. Obsolete. rare.

To refuse or neglect to oblige; not to consult or comply with the convenience or wishes of (a person); hence, to put a slight upon, affront, offend.

transitive. To wound the pride of, irritate, or offend; to make resentful.

To offend the dignity of, as by discourtesy or want of attention; to cause to take offence, put into a huff. Chiefly in passive.

transitive. To put (a person) out of humour; to offend, irritate (somebody).

To offend, displease. rare.

transitive. To offend; to make indignant or resentful.