Dictionary definition of rile

1. His arrogant behavior tends to rile his colleagues.
2. The team captain's motivational speech was intended to rile up the players.
3. They purposely rile each other during debates to create tension.
4. The comedian's jokes were designed to rile certain sections of the audience.
5. The speaker's inflammatory remarks were meant to rile the opposition.
6. She tries not to let negative comments rile her.
7. The aggressive driving of the other motorists started to rile him.
8. The controversial artwork is meant to provoke and rile viewers.
9. He was careful not to let the criticism rile him.
10. The provocative article is sure to rile some readers.
11. Their constant teasing began to rile her, so she confronted them.
12. The unruly behavior of the crowd continued to rile the security personnel.
13. The aggressive marketing tactics of the competitor only served to rile customers.
14. He has a talent for finding ways to rile people up with his words.
15. His sarcastic remarks never failed to rile his coworkers.
16. She knew how to rile her opponents during debates.
17. The noisy neighbors continued to rile him with their music.
18. His constant criticism would always rile her up.
19. The politician's speech managed to rile the entire audience.
20. Trying to rile him up is a futile effort.
21. The persistent teasing would often rile her younger brother.
22. He used humor to rile her, hoping to see her smile.
23. The controversial topic had the power to rile anyone.
24. Their disagreements would frequently rile their relationship.