to make (something) worse or more serious

annoy

to shock (a person) greatly

horrify

to reach a place, especially the end of a journey

come to a destination

to weaken the cottage, confidence, self-discipline etc of (e.g. an army)

depress, unnerve

to upset the calmness or confidence of (a person)

shake up; confuse

to trouble, annoy, (a person)

badger

to encourage, cause (an effect)

encourage, provoke

to annoy (a person)

aggravate; rub the wrong way

to catch up with and pass (a person, vehicle etc); (of storms, troubles etc) to happen suddenly, by surprise

catch; pass

of overtake

catch; pass

to puzzle or confuse (a person)

confuse, mix up

to annoy or trouble (a person)

bother, harass

a question or problem that is difficult to understand or answer; a game, toy etc designed to test a person's knowledge, skill or patience; to cause (a person) to become confused, worried (about the solution to a problem)

baffle, confuse

to cause (a person) to lose self-control, power of decision, courage

upset, intimidate

to cause (a person) to become troubled, anxious or uncertain

bother, upset

the soft yellow substance produced by bees and used for making honeycomb cells; a kind of substance similar to beeswax, used for making candles etc; to cover, polish or treat (furniture, wood etc) with wax; (of the moon) to show an increasing bright area

become large, fuller