agita

"Why should we go through all this agita if the institution is going down?"

"I'd gone through much agita in closing on my new house last summer," she said.

The whole thing is beginning to give me agita.

If this has ever happened to you, you know the agita.

And on that score, there's cause for concern, if not outright agita.

"I can't say it didn't give me some agita over the last couple of weeks over how this thing would play out."

The greeting party for the flight at the gate must have caused some agita though.

Fact is, the more I think about it, the more this book gives me agita.

Does the come-heavy Mafia talk on television give you agita?

This is causing much agita I know for there could be predicates.

Twelve years to the day, after major renovations and agita, he had turned the sign in the door over to Open.

But there is a flip side to this breed of home entertaining agita.

But a large semiconductor maker, which he declined to identify, was giving him agita.

Only your kids – or your parents – can cause more agita.

But one reader's treasured classic is another's source of agita, or even outrage.

You saved a lot of people a lotta agita.

But Blankfein said his agita has not diminished one iota.

No agita there, as it flew into the Dumpster!

He gave them nothing but agita when he suddenly backed out of a four-year deal last January.

People in the courtroom laughed when she answered: "Agita."

In a fever of thought, but without any real physical agita- tion, his mind began to manipulate the figures.

For a few hours each week the agita and logistics of work and child rearing fall away.

The agita was palpable, and for New York singles, inescapable.

'Eliminates the Agita' The two sides can disagree about almost anything.

It wouldn't be surprising if Ms. Campbell's stomach problem was agita.