1. to harass, torment, or trouble persistently
Usage: archaic or literary
2. to plunder or raid (a place or person)
Usage: archaic

Examples

• The constant noise from construction would herry anyone trying to work.
• In medieval times, invaders would herry the countryside for supplies.
• Do not let small setbacks herry your confidence.
• The bandits would herry travelers on the mountain road.
• She was herried by doubts about her decision.