Hassle ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Hassle ( noun )

1. Trouble or problems caused by a difficult situation or person.
2. A situation or activity that is difficult or annoying.

Origin:

Hassle (n.) 1948, american english, of uncertain origin.

Examples:

1. The paperwork was a hassle.
2. He was trying to avoid the hassle of traveling.
3. She was fed up with the daily hassle of commuting.
4. The meeting was a hassle and a waste of time.
5. He was trying to avoid the hassle of dealing with customer complaints.

(As a verb)

Hassle ( verb )

1. Trouble or problems caused by a difficult situation or person.
2. A situation or activity that is difficult or annoying.

Origin:

Hassle (n.) 1948, american english, of uncertain origin.

Examples:

1. The paperwork was a hassle.
2. He was trying to avoid the hassle of traveling.
3. She was fed up with the daily hassle of commuting.
4. The meeting was a hassle and a waste of time.
5. He was trying to avoid the hassle of dealing with customer complaints.