rile

/raɪl/
verb
  1. To annoy or irritate someone.
    • The unfair referee call riled the entire soccer team.
    • His constant humming during the test began to rile the other students.
    • Nothing riles my dad more than someone being late without calling.
  2. To make water muddy or cloudy by stirring it up.
    • Be careful not to rile the pond water when you wade in to catch frogs.
    • The heavy rain riled the once-clear stream.
    • The boat's propeller riled the lake, making it hard to see the bottom.
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