100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "bug"

Definition

The verb bug means to annoy or irritate someone persistently. It can also refer to the act of interfering with or disrupting the normal functioning of something, such as a system or software.

Synonyms

Annoy
Irritate
Pester
Harass
Vex
Disturb
Bother
Torment
Hassle
Trouble

Antonyms

Soothe
Calm
Please
Comfort
Pacify
Delight
Amuse
Satisfy

Examples

Please don’t bug me while I’m studying for my exams.
He continued to bug his sister until she agreed to play video games with him.
The constant noise from the construction site really bugs me.
Can you stop bugging me about my plans for the weekend?
She felt like her boss was always trying to bug her with extra assignments.
The children always bug their parents when they want a new toy.
I didn’t mean to bug you; I just wanted to ask a quick question.
The software was designed to bug users with pop-up ads.
It really bugs me when people chew loudly.
He didn’t want to bug her with his problems, so he kept them to himself.
The persistent flies in the room started to bug everyone.
I’m going to bug my friend until she agrees to go out with me.
My little brother loves to bug me when I’m trying to relax.
Can you please stop bugging me about cleaning my room?
She tried to concentrate but her thoughts kept getting bugged by distractions.
I think the new policy is going to bug everyone in the office.
It bugs me that we have to wait so long for our food.
The glitches in the system bugged the developers for weeks.
He didn’t want to bug her with too many questions on the first date.
Every time I turn on the TV, the same commercial bugs me over and over.
My cat loves to bug me for food when I'm busy.
The loud music from the party next door really bugs me.
I hate it when people bug me for favors without asking nicely.
She has a habit of bugging me whenever I’m on the phone.
The new update seems to bug the app more than it helps.
It bugs me when people don’t respect personal space.
I’m going to bug him until he tells me the truth.
That loud ringtone really bugs my nerves.
The constant reminders started to bug her after a while.
I don’t want to bug you, but do you have a minute to talk?
The sound of dripping water bugs me at night.
My coworker loves to bug me about my lunch choices.
It bugs me that he never listens to my suggestions.
The kids tend to bug their parents at the store for candy.
I didn’t mean to bug you; I just wanted your opinion.
The technical issues bugged the team during the presentation.
She felt like a broken record, always having to bug him about chores.
It bugs me when people are rude for no reason.
Can you believe how much he likes to bug his friends?
The game kept bugging out, making it unplayable.
I’m sorry if I bugged you earlier; I was just excited.
The way he constantly bugs her for attention is exhausting.
I can’t stand it when my phone bugs me with notifications.
She didn’t want to bug her neighbors, so she kept the music low.
The puppy would bug me whenever I was on the couch.
It really bugs me that I can’t find my keys.
They like to bug each other with silly pranks.
The continuous interruptions bugged my train of thought.
I try not to bug my friends too much with my problems.
The neighbors’ loud arguments bug me during the night.
I hate it when people bug me for my opinion on something I don’t care about.
The frequent changes to the schedule bug everyone in the office.
Every time I turn around, someone is trying to bug me.
It bugs me that she never returns my calls.
The traffic jam really bugged my plans for the day.
He didn’t want to bug her with too many details.
It always bugs me when people talk during movies.
She tried not to bug him with her constant questions.
I feel like I’m always bugging my friends for advice.
The technical issues continued to bug the conference calls.
I wish you would stop bugging me about my decision.
The sound of the alarm bugs me every morning.
I really don’t want to bug you, but I need your help.
She could tell he was getting bugged by the incessant noise.
It bugs me when people are late without a good reason.
I’m trying to focus, but the music is really bugging me.
The way he keeps bugging her for a date is embarrassing.
I didn’t mean to bug you with my problems.
The constant updates bugged the users more than they helped.
Can you stop bugging me with those annoying questions?
I’m tired of being bugged by telemarketers.
The kids always bug their grandparents for treats.
It bugs me when people don’t follow through on their promises.
The interruptions during the meeting really bugged everyone.
I hate it when my computer starts to bug out.
She loves to bug her friends with funny memes.
The alerts on my phone bug me at night.
It bugs me when people don’t say thank you.
He’s always trying to bug me with his opinions.
The noise from the street bugs me while I’m working.
I’m sure I’ll bug him until he finally agrees to go.
The way he bugs her with texts is over the top.
I didn’t want to bug you with my worries.
It bugs me that I forgot my appointment.
The way she keeps bugging him for attention is annoying.
I could hear her voice bugging me from the other room.
The frequent changes in plans bugged everyone involved.
I hate when I’m bugged by unimportant notifications.
He keeps trying to bug me for my secrets.
The constant buzzing from the phone is starting to bug me.
I’ll try not to bug you with too many questions.
My friends know how to bug me in a fun way.
The way he bugged her for a favor was relentless.
I don’t want to bug you about your plans, but I’m curious.
It really bugs me when people interrupt each other.
The way she always bugs me for advice is flattering.
I’m trying to work, and your music is really bugging me.
The kids love to bug their parents for ice cream.
I didn’t mean to bug you, I was just passing by.
The software update seems to bug the system more than improve it.