Idiom | to drive someone up the wall |
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Definition | to irritate someone |
Examples | - My neighbour's new dog barks every time I walk past the house - it's really driving me up the wall. - Why can't you ever shut the door when you leave the room? It drives me up the wall. - Since changing, I have had almost no Spam but the Netsky virus is driving me up the wall. - There was only one thing that drove him up the wall...the masses of tiny flies that would forever pester him, getting into his eyes, nose and mouth. |
Note | This expression is not usually used for serious things that make people very angry. |
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