Needled

Donald Trump has needled Ron DeSantis over his boots.

Ballingall disputed the suggestion that the Conservatives feel needled by the insult.

But as Mr. Ruffin’s lawyer needled the billionaire with questions about ignoring workers and seeking to censor unflattering coverage, Mr. Arnault erupted in anger.

In summer, adults leave the dead, yellow- to red-needled trees in which they developed.

One of the most memorable moments came when Harris needled Trump about his campaign rallies.

In fact, even when friend and writer Bob Georgalas needled me, recalling Woody Allen’s warning that the proverbial glass was, indeed, half-full, but with poison, I seized on the quote’s humor as evidence of our hopeful resilience.

She also got herself a vampire facial in the episode, where the plasma from one's blood is needled into their face.

The last few times we’ve hung out, we’ve talked about more personal stuff too — prior relationships, family issues, etc. I’ve even needled him about what I think are his commitment issues.

In his earlier stint as prime minister, Mahathir’s aggressive diplomacy needled countries like Britain and the U.S., with comments such as one, on the eve of his retirement, that Jews ruled the world by proxy.

That was certainly the case with Mr. Tillerson, whom he needled for months before finally firing him on Tuesday.