hassle

For the Chinese government, it's another way to hassle the Arab and African communities that live and work in Guangzhou.

But shaving quickly became a hassle; the tedious measure of the day at work ahead.

Yes, there is some hassle involved in going to the store, purchasing bacon, taking it home, cooking it, and cleaning up afterward.

For people with high incomes, rising insurance rates are a hassle.

She's making a new calculation: if she is going to have all the hassle of being a royal, she might as well make a few quid too.

But Lonnie came up with an irrefutable alibi, somehow, and the hassle that followed made Jason's luck run out.

As darkness grew they came nearer inshore, until in the fading light they recognized the railway station at Hassle.

He let himself out and, relocking the various doors behind him, walked to Hassle and from there returned to his hotel in Hull.

Such would be an administrative hassle, nothing to challenge an E at all, not even a Junior.

Who told you that there was a hassle between this guy and Slack?