nuisances

noun
UK /ˈnjuːsnsɪz/
US /ˈnuːsnsɪz/

Things that bother you or make life a little harder.

The loud music from next door was one of many nuisances that kept us awake.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. People or things that cause trouble or harm.

The stray dogs became a nuisance to the whole neighborhood.

3. In law, something that interferes with the use of your property.

The factory's smoke was ruled a public nuisance.

4. Small problems that are annoying but not serious.

Filling out all these forms is such a nuisance.