irritate¹ /irˈi-tāt/

1. To make angry or fretful
2. To excite a painful, uncomfortable, or unhealthy condition (eg heat and redness) in
3. To excite or stimulate
4. To rouse
5. To provoke

irritabilˈity noun

1. The quality of being easily irritated
2. The peculiar susceptibility to outside stimuli possessed by living matter

irrˈitable adjective

1. That may be irritated
2. Easily annoyed
3. Susceptible to excitement or irritation

irrˈitableness noun

irrˈitably adverb

irrˈitancy noun

irrˈitant adjective

Irritating

That which causes irritation

irrˈitātedly adverb

irrˈitāting adjective

irrˈitātingly adverb

irritāˈtion noun

1. The act of irritating or exciting
2. Anger, annoyance
3. That which irritates
4. Stimulation
5. The term applied to any discomfort in the organs or tissues not amounting to inflammation but often leading to it (medicine)

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