intransitive. to annoy of: to be perplexed by (something); to feel worried or uneasy about (something). Obsolete.

intransitive for reflexive. To distress oneself with constant thoughts of regret or discontent; to vex oneself, chafe, worry. Often with additional…

intransitive. To distress oneself. Obsolete. rare.

Of actions resembling a ferret's. intransitive. To rummage, search about; †to be restless, worry; also, to ferret up and down.

intransitive. To give way to worry; to experience or display mental disquietude, impatience, etc.

intransitive (for reflexive). To give way to anxiety or mental disquietude. Also in colloquial phrases, as I should worry: see shall, v. 18d; not to…

intransitive. To worry or fret. Occasionally transitive. dialect.

To be uneasy; to worry.

intransitive (a) To struggle mentally or spiritually; to experience great mental anguish. (b) In weakened sense: to worry intensely, to struggle to…

In phrases to worry (oneself), be worried, sick.

intransitive. To be or become stressed or anxious; to worry intensely. Cf. earlier stressed out adj. at stressed, adj. n.compounds.

intransitive. Chiefly colloquial. To be or become stressed or anxious; to worry intensely. Cf. to stress out 1 at phrasal verbs.