Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Irk"

A: Probably a typo for ikr which stands for I know right.

A: It should be ikr not irk

A: example sentences @ http://sentencedict.com/irk.html

A: I'd say they're the same.
"miffed" is informal.

A:
Irk and annoy are nearly same.

As verbs the only slight difference between irk and annoy

is that irk is to irritate, bother

 annoy is to disturb or irritate, especially by continued or repeated acts; to bother with unpleasant deeds. 

As a noun annoy is

 a feeling of discomfort or vexation caused by what one dislikes

A: Irk, annoy, and wind me up are all very similar in their definition.

irk - definition is same as annoy, irritate, annoyed.
"it irks me that he acts so condescending."

annoy - to be bothered by something, irritated.
"Stop kicking me in the shin, you annoy me."

wind me up - a phrase that means i'm becoming annoyed, kind of a more playful tone to it.
"You keep doing things to wind me up."

A: @Yerin: is there a word named irks?

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