Definitions of worry
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To
harass
or
beset
with
importunity,
or
with
care
an
anxiety;
to
vex;
to
annoy;
to
torment;
to
tease;
to
fret;
to
trouble;
to
plague.
-
To
harass
with
labor;
to
fatigue.
-
To
shake,
tear,
or
mangle
with
the
teethl
to
trouble
with
anxiety
or
care;
to
vex
or
annoy;
tease;
harass.
-
To
tear
with
the
teeth:
to
harass:
to
tease:-
pa.
t.
and
pa.
p.
worried.
-
To
tear
with
the
teeth;
harass;
tease.
-
To
feel
or
express
undue
care
and
anxiety;
to
manifest
disquietude
or
pain;
to
be
fretful;
to
chafe;
as,
the
child
worries;
the
horse
worries.
-
To
feel
or
express
undue
anxiety;
be
fretful.
-
touch
or
rub
constantly; "
The
old
man
worried
his
beads"
-
lacerate
by
biting;
of
dogs
-
To
be
uneasy
in
mind;
fret.
-
To
tease;
to
trouble;
to
harass
with
importunity,
or
with
care
and
anxiety;
to
fatigue;
to
harass
with
labour;
to
harass
by
pursuit
and
barking;
to
tear;
to
mangle
with
the
teeth;
to
vex;
to
persecute
brutally.
-
To
suffocate;
to
mangle
with
the
teeth;
to
harass
with
care
or
anxiety,
or
with
importunity;
to
tease;
to
fatigue;
to
persecute
brutally.
-
Worrying.
-
a
strong
feeling
of
anxiety; "
his
worry
over
the
prospect
of
being
fired"; "
it
is
not
work
but
worry
that
kills"; "
he
wanted
to
die
and
end
his
troubles"
-
lacerate
by
biting; "
the
dog
worried
his
bone"
-
disturb
the
peace
of
mind
of;
afflict
with
mental
agitation
or
distress; "
I
cannot
sleep--
my
daughter's
health
is
worrying
me"
-
be
worried,
concerned,
anxious,
troubled,
or
uneasy; "
I
worry
about
my
job"
-
A
state
of
undue
solicitude;
a
state
of
disturbance
from
care
and
anxiety;
vexation;
anxiety;
fret;
as,
to
be
in
a
worry.
-
Trouble;
anxiety;
perplexity;
disturbance
of
mind.
-
Worrier.
-
Trouble,
perplexity,
vexation.
-
Vexation;
anxiety.
-
A
state
of
perplexing
anxiety;
vexation.
-
Worrisome.
-
Worried.
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