1. to deafen or stun with noise; to make deaf
Usage: chiefly Scottish and Northern English dialect; archaic or literary in modern usage
2. to annoy or bother persistently; to pester
Usage: chiefly Scottish dialect; informal

Examples

• The loud machinery would deave anyone working nearby for hours.
• Stop deaving me with your constant questions!
• The noise from the construction site deaved the entire neighborhood.
• He deaved his sister until she finally gave him what he wanted.
• The thunder deaved us during the storm.