Modifies a noun

• question: Last, the vexing question - do I Fake Bake or not?

• problem: Closed source drivers for video cards have been a vexing problem for free software enthusiasts for some time.

• issue: There remains the vexing issue of the diverse levels and meanings of the term self.

• subject: I note that the same author has written Internet Auctions For Dummies, another vexing subject.

• challenge: A vexing challenge with his privacy efforts of manufacturers.

• dilemma: This vexing dilemma has only one solution, health experts agree.

Modifying Another Word

• particularly: What a let down to find it abruptly ended, and without really having to deal with any sudden ambushes or particularly vexing scenarios.

• very: It was all very vexing to an orderly mind.

• slightly: Mara is tolerant and forgiving - always slightly vexing in a fictional character.

• still: Believe it or not that question is still vexing media pundits across the United States.