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| har·ry [ hárree ] (past and past participle har·ried, present participle har·ry·ing, 3rd person present singular har·ries) |
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1. cause distress by repeated attacks: to cause somebody physical, mental, or emotional distress by repeated physical or verbal attacks
  harried parents
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2. raid or pillage: to raid or pillage a place, especially during a war
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| [ Old English hergian "ravage" < Germanic, "army"] |
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