hassle
noun
verb (used without object), has·sled, has·sling.
verb (used with object), has·sled, has·sling.
Origin of hassle
Synonyms for hassle
Related Words for hassle
squabble, tumult, inconvenience, commotion, wrangle, difficulty, bickering, annoy, pester, whirl, clamor, tussle, turmoil, upset, bother, run-in, disagreement, argument, try, trialExamples from the Web for hassle
Contemporary Examples of 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.
Historical Examples of hassle
That done, they walked to Hassle station, and took the first train to Hull.
The Pit Prop SyndicateFreeman Wills Crofts
A hassle started, and the editor called the Honolulu police.
The Unnecessary ManGordon Randall Garrett
"That's enough," Muller cut through the beginnings of the hassle.
Let'em Breathe SpaceLester del Rey
He'd obviously got himself into a hassle maintaining his place in line against two or three heftier would-be soldiers.
MercenaryDallas McCord Reynolds
Who told you that there was a hassle between this guy and Slack?
Warren Commission (10 of 26): Hearings Vol. X (of 15)The President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy