Harrass

Quick meaning: Harrass is a verb meaning Obsolete spelling of harass, now a common misspelling.

Meaning

Obsolete spelling of harass, now a common misspelling.

Example Sentences

If the Americans have horse well trained to the woods, it will harrass such an army infinitely

[I]n his soundest sleep, the strain continues, he goes on listening, always listening, intently, anxiously, and wakes at last, harrassed, irritable, unrefreshed.

When he was discharged as a homosexual and told me about the FBI files on both of us, the court martial procedure, etc., I expressed regret for any problems I had caused him with my letters. He admitted that some of my letters had given the officers material with which to harrass him, but he added "Without your letters I could not have got through the ordeal."

Word Forms

• harrasses
• harrassing
• harrassed

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include helpe, dispise, imploy, suffre, conquere, punishe.

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