get to
• deal with a task in due course.
• "I'll get to the cleaning soon"
• annoy or upset someone by persistent action.
• "he started crying—we were getting to him"
Similar:
irritate,
annoy,
anger,
vex,
irk,
nettle,
pique,
exasperate,
infuriate,
get on someone's nerves,
rub up the wrong way,
get/put someone's back up,
ruffle someone's feathers,
try someone's patience,
goad,
provoke,
bait,
taunt,
pester,
harass,
prick,
prod,
sting,
aggravate,
rile,
niggle,
hassle,
bug,
miff,
peeve,
get under someone's skin,
hack off,
wind up,
get at,
nark,
get across,
get up someone's nose,
ride,
exacerbate,
hump,
rasp,
piss off,
