noisance
/ˈnjuːzəns/Definitions
1. noun
a person, thing, or situation that is annoying or troublesome, but not serious or harmful
“The noise from the neighboring construction site was a huge nuisance to the residents.”
2. noun
a payment or fine levied for a minor offense or infringement
“The police officer issued a nuisance fine to the driver who was speeding in a school zone.”
3. verb
to cause trouble or annoyance, often repeatedly or persistently
“The company’s careless actions were nuisance to the local community.”