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harry
verb
-
harry
,
harrying
,
harries
,
harried
persistently
harass
,
pester
,
or
torment
someone
.
•
The
kids
harry
their
dad
for
ice
cream
every
evening
.
The
kids
harry
their
dad
for
ice
cream
every
evening
.
•
Journalists
harried
the
actor
at
the
airport
.
Journalists
harried
the
actor
at
the
airport
.
Middle
English
harwen
,
from
Old
English
hergian
(“
to
ravage
,
plunder
”),
from
Proto-Germanic
*harjōną
(“
to
ravage
”).
verb
-
harry
,
harrying
,
harries
,
harried
raid
and
plunder
(
a
place
);
ravage
or
despoil
.
•
Invaders
harried
the
villages
along
the
river
.
Invaders
harried
the
villages
along
the
river
.
•
Rebels
harried
the
supply
lines
of
the
army
.
Rebels
harried
the
supply
lines
of
the
army
.
Middle
English
harwen
,
from
Old
English
hergian
(“
to
make
predatory
raids
,
harry
”),
from
Proto-Germanic
*harjōną
.
Harry
proper noun
a
male
given
name
,
originally
a
variant
of
Henry
.
•
My
friend
Harry
is
very
kind
.
My
friend
Harry
is
very
kind
.
•
Harry
scored
the
winning
goal
.
Harry
scored
the
winning
goal
.
Middle
English
Harry
,
variant
of
Henry
,
from
Old
French
Henri
,
from
Germanic
*Haimrīk
,
*Harihrīking
(“
home
ruler
”).
harry
harry
