irritament
noun
ir·ri·ta·ment
ˈirətəmənt,
ə̇ˈrit-
plural -s
archaic
: incitement, irritant
Word History
Etymology
French, from Latin irritamentum, from irritare to irritate, provoke + -mentum -ment
- go great guns
- go grocery shopping
- go half and half
- go halves
- go hang
- go heavy on
- go hog wild
- go hungry
- go in
- go in (on)
- go in for
- go in on
- go in with
- go insane
- go into
- go into conniptions
- go into detail
- go into hiding
- go into hysterics
- go into mourning
- go into politics
- go into production
- go into remission
- go into service
- go it