rare. [? a. OFr. anoiement, anuiement: see ANNOY v. + -MENT.] The action of annoying; the state of annoyance.
c. 1460. Play Sacr., 581. I warant she neuer fele annoyment.
1883. D. Wingate, Lost Laird, xxxvi. McDougal … loved him too much to add to his annoyment.
