0 present participle of pester --
1 to behave in an annoying manner towards someone by doing or asking for something repeatedly: --
[ + to infinitive ] John has been pestering her to go out with him all month.
At the frontier, there were people pestering tourists for cigarettes, food, or alcohol.
Although that is a well-known fact, it was still difficult to make others see that this is not about pestering lorries.
This appears to be the sort of stockade that is set up to prevent anyone from pestering the boss.
She has been pestering everybody she can, including the local authority, and advertising.
I understand that one of them was that these bands receive no direct payment and that they were unduly pestering the passengers for gifts.
Without pestering and intrusiveness, we should help to reverse the decline in public knowledge.
I do not think there is much doubt that there was pestering.
If we can produce new material, as we are trying to do, we shall be pestering him again.
Is that not why they have not been pestering him with demands to bring in that outrageous system?
