Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The storm caused the ship to hagride through the rough waves.
The waves hagride the surfer, making it difficult to stay on the board.
The constant loud noises from the construction site next door hagride me.
The never-ending political debates on social media hagride me.
The loud noises from the construction site hagride the residents living nearby.
The uncertainty of the pandemic continues to hagride the minds of people across the globe.
The marathon runners had to hagride the final stretch to reach the finish line.
The knights had to hagride through the forest to reach the castle in time.
The knights hagride for days to reach the castle.
The medical test results hagride her more than anything else.
The loud music and flashing lights hagride her during concerts.
The bitter cold and gusty winds hagride the commuters waiting for their bus.
The gruesome horror movie scenes hagride her to the point of nightmares.
His constant interruptions hagride me during meetings.
The constant notifications on my phone hagride me.
The constant interruptions during my workday hagride me.
The constant noise from the construction site next door continues to hagride me.
The writer tends to hagride over minor grammatical errors in her work.
The messenger had to hagride through the storm to deliver the urgent message.
The postman had to hagride through the snow to deliver the Christmas packages.
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