emmerder

to annoy, to bother

ɑ̃ . m ɛ ʁ . d e
em in-/into; cause to be or put in + merd shit + er Infinitive
verb Rare #27,375
to annoy, to bother Vulgar/informal; often used to mean “to piss off.”
FR: Arrête de m’emmerder !
EN: Stop bothering me!
Conjugation of emmerder
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First emmerde
Second emmerdes
Third emmerde
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First emmerde
Second emmerdes
Third emmerde
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second emmerde
emmerder

Arrête de nous emmerder.

Stop bugging us.

— Viens chez moi, j'habite chez une copine (1981)

Laissons-la en sortir sans trop l'emmerder.

Let's let her get out of it without hassling her too much.

— Perfetti sconosciuti (2016)

Te laisse jamais emmerder.

Never let yourself be messed with.

— Les Affranchis (1990)

Pas l'temps de s'emmerder avec Steve.

No time to mess around with Steve.

— Mommy (2014)

Il est capable de tout pour nous emmerder.

He's capable of anything to annoy us.

— Memories of Murder (2003)

J'adore les emmerder.

I love messing with them.

— Les Affranchis (1990)

Tu leur as dit que c'était pour t'emmerder?

Did you tell them it was just to piss you off?

— Anatomie d'une chute (2023)

Ne viens pas nous emmerder, et encore moins elle.

Don't come bothering us, and especially not her.

— Amours chiennes (2000)

Pour nous emmerder?

Just to annoy us?

— War Machine (2026)

Attends d'avoir une queue avant d'emmerder les filles.

Wait until you have a dick before bothering girls.

— Oh Boy (2012)

Tu viens emmerder Willie Bite Sucrée!

You're here to bother Willie Bite Sucrée!

— Do the Right Thing (1989)

Ces vaches ont l'air de s'emmerder.

These cows look bored.