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Pester meaning
To bother, harass, or annoy persistently. | To crowd together thickly.
Example sentences (20)
As a result, Mollie told she wasn’t given the scripts for the final episode – and revealed she didn’t pester producers for spoilers because she wants to be ‘involved at home’ as a viewer.
Describing the day of the rape he said: "They went upstairs to watch a film and within minutes the defendant began to pester her.
I’d pester friends and loved ones about it, needing them to see the sheer chaos I’d witnessed.
The two continue their journey to Bill and Frank's where Ellie continues to annoy and pester Joel about a bunch of miscellaneous things, but he remains short with her.
TV-am’s viewing figures were dire at first, the presenters (among them Anne Diamond and Nick Owen) had to pester the accounts department to get paid and there was a lot of job insecurity.
When they're together, Dazai does his best to annoy and pester Kunikida.
It is an atmosphere that can inspire a three-and-a-half-year child, Dhiman Mondol, to pretend to be Dukhey and pester for a boat and his parents, who have also spent the evening at the play, to buy him a hull.
My sister and I used to pester our parents for Fruit Winders, which were just fun to eat if nothing else.
The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court has granted bail to an elderly couple from Virudhunagar district who were arrested and remanded in judicial custody for killing their 21-year-old son, an alcoholic, who used to pester them for money.
He told me: “I would badger him and pester him, but he kept stalling, so I had to use a different strategy.
Ursini, who was in some of the same classes as Maddy at college but never spoke to her, would show up at her home on religious holidays, and also pester her with letters.
Chief executive Paul Pester was forced out of the bank five months later following a disastrous appearance in front of the Treasury Select Committee.
Hamby also is among the league’s most versatile defenders — possessing the requisite strength to pester sturdy post players and the necessary foot speed to contain guards and wings — and competes with an infectious passion.
He didn’t even have the patience to coach his son’s basketball team, he said, when parents would pester him to give their kids more playing time.
Customers also reported an array of other problems, about which chief executive Paul Pester said, “We struggle to see if or how they could have occurred”.
I find it highly amusing that they felt the need to tell people not to pester McDonalds about this.
It was claimed if the women did not reply, he would continue to pester them.
SB chief Paul Pester is coming under mounting pressure as MPs and tech experts accused the lender of rushing out a botched IT upgrade.
Speaking of Nelle, she’ll pester Ava (Maura West) across town.
They pester you to come along as if they’re on commission, patronisingly assuring you “it’s for all abilities”.