get someone's goat
idiomPart ofgoat
get someone's goat — idiom
1. To annoy or irritate someone very much. Less commonly, the phrase can also refer
1.idiom
Definition
To annoy or irritate someone very much. Less commonly, the phrase can also refer to starting a conflict with someone or beginning a task. The most frequent and widely understood meaning in modern English is 'to annoy.'
Example
The way Cyrus whistled during the exam really got the teacher's goat.
What gets my goat is when drivers cut in front without using their turn signals.
Amelia's little brother hid her schoolbag just to get her goat before breakfast.
It gets Christopher's goat when people arrive late to meetings without apologising.