Annoyed
Crosses
Annoyed and crosses are semantically related in very angry topic. Sometimes you can use "Annoyed" instead an adjective "Crosses".
Both words in one sentence
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Crosses over with Sparks Nevada, who's annoyed at how cool and humble the guy is.
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Then he crosses the Gratuitous English Event Horizon by making an Engrish pun on "Castinen" ("cast it in"), and his Hypercompetent Sidekick, who has been wincing behind his back the whole time, gets annoyed.
Source: Lame Pun Reaction - The vampires themselves apparently spread the popular notion that they're vulnerable to crucifixesnote Admittedly they're annoyed by crosses due to being symbols of a religion that they don't like due to the aforementioned Lilith connection.
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