pet peeve

The phrase "pet peeve" refers to a minor annoyance or irritation that an individual experiences regularly, typically related to certain habits, behaviors, or actions of others. Pet peeves are unique to individuals and can vary from person to person. They are called "pet" peeves because they resemble small animals that a person is taking care of, and just like pets, they can be sources of frustration or worry.

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