idioms meaning "to irritate or annoy someone"

[Olenek]

Hi,

I've found some idioms meaning "to irritate or annoy someone":

1) "To get/put someone's back up";
2) "To get someone's dander up" (some people say "gander up");
3) "To ruffle someone’s feathers";
4) "To raise someone’s hackles";
5) "To make someone's blood boil";
6) "To get someone’s goat";
7) "To get on someone’s wick";
8) "To get in someone’s hair";
9) "To drive someone up the wall";
10) "To drive someone to a fury";
11) "To be like a red rag to a bull".

Which of these idioms do you use/ hear?
Do you use other phrases with the same sense?

Many Thanks for all your answers!

[freezeframe]

3) "To ruffle someone’s feathers"; I hear this from more "refined people" but this is for kind of mild annoyance.

5) "To make someone's blood boil"; Yes. But not very often.
6) "To get someone’s goat"; I think I heard this somewhere. I personally wouldn't say this.

8) "To get in someone’s hair"; Yes.
9) "To drive someone up the wall"; Yes. This one I use a lot.

The one I use most often is "he pissed me off!" "this really pisses me off!"

Also, "this is driving me nuts/crazy".

Some people say "this is driving me bonkers".

Someone who's annoying is "pain in the neck" or (the less polite version) "pain in the ass".

[SanMar]

The one I use most often is "he pissed me off!" "this really pisses me off!"

Also, "this is driving me nuts/crazy".

Some people say "this is driving me bonkers".

Someone who's annoying is "pain in the neck" or (the less polite version) "pain in the ass".

I pretty much agree with Freezeframe. All I'd add is royal.

" What a royal pain in the ass he is."

'Royal" has nothing to do with status instead it just indicates intensity or "specialness" (even more of a pain than usual or typically expected).
Fairly well known but not used that often anymore, at least not where I am of course!

Not a teacher.

[Verona_82]

If you have a pet peeve, there's something that gets you really annoyed (peeved).

P.S. no s**t -containing idioms? :(

[freezeframe]

P.S. no s**t -containing idioms? :(

Turtles annoy the sh*t out of me.

[freezeframe]

A politer version of "piss off" is "tick off".

[SanMar]

also....

He is grating my (f**king) nerves!
I use this one a lot.

"proper way" is grate/ing on my nerves

Not a teacher.
:)

[dangauss]

To bug someone is often heard in America.

Stop bugging me!

[konungursvia]

A high school friend in Brussels, who hailed from Detroit, used to say:

"Youre steimin' on my skitch!"

But I think that's a rare one.

[Raymott]

You're giving me the sh*ts.