1. persistently attacks or bothers someone or something
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘harry’

Examples

• The dog harries the sheep across the field.
• She harries her opponents with constant questions.
• The enemy harries our troops with surprise attacks.
• He harries the witness during cross-examination.
• The wolf harries the deer until it becomes exhausted.
• The reporter harries the politician for answers.