| irritate skin | 1.45 | Harsh soaps can irritate the skin. | ||
| irritate eye | 0.99 | It irritated the eyes of the people and hurt their throats. | ||
| irritate people | 0.72 | No wonder she irritates so many people. | ||
| irritate official | 0.59 | Palestine based curriculum irritate Israeli officials. | ||
| irritate leader | 0.53 | Most of his earlier works involved Thai politics and irritated government leaders. | ||
| irritate government | 0.46 | But that rhetoric caused class division and irritated foreign governments. | ||
| irritate nerve | 0.46 | If I increase my mileage and intensity, it irritates my nerves. | ||
| irritate lung | 0.39 | The fog irritated his lungs and made him short of breath. | ||
| irritate opponent | 0.39 | Irritate the opponent, eh? | ||
| irritate viewer | 0.39 | Furthermore, using split-screens to show both telecasts can irritate viewers of each event. | ||
| irritate coach | 0.33 | A radio reporter suggested as much, irritating coach Del Harris. | ||
| irritate manager | 0.33 | That Rogers waited until Wednesday night to tell Joe Torre of his arm stiffness irritated the manager. | ||
| irritate stomach | 0.33 | Aspirin can also irritate the stomach. | ||
| irritate authority | 0.26 | His reports about conditions inside the besieged city apparently irritated Russian authorities. | ||
| irritate member | 0.26 | But the deal irritated African members, who are unrepresented in the higher echelons of the WTO. | ||
| irritate voter | 0.26 | Berlusconi has kept a low profile during the campaign, fearing that any intense involvement on his part could irritate voters and drive them away. |