1. to torment or harass persistently; to trouble or distress greatly
Usage: archaic; literary
2. to ride or visit (someone) as a nightmare or evil spirit; to haunt
Usage: archaic; folklore

Examples

• The memory of his failure continued to hagride him for years.
• She felt hagridden by guilt and remorse.
• The old tales spoke of witches that would hagride sleeping villagers.
• His conscience hagrode him day and night.
• The hagridden man could find no peace in his dreams.