Both the same, but annoyance carries more of a distraction. And nuisance carries more of a meaning of irritation and distress caused to the person being annoyed. " causing a public Nuisance" is the legal crime for drunken youths who are noisy on the street and throwing empty beer bottles to the ground. (as an example of a public nuisance crime) "You are charged that on the evening of Tuesday the 27th June 2018 at around 9:00 hours, you did cause a public nuisance outside the Crown and Manor public house. Causing $ £ euros of damage -------- the rest of the charges details will follow here ----- " hope this helps. Annoyance and nuisance are defined as a nuisance between a minor annoyance in a dictionary. Except for use in English law where Nuisance is the word used usually. https://wikidiff.com/annoyance/nuisance https://hinative.com/en-US/questions/2243291 nuisance is the thing or person causing annoyance. annoyance is the feeling of being annoyed. "you are so annoying" "stop being a bloody nuisance, you are annoying me" you cannot be nuisancing, but you can be an annoyer or causing annoyance

Nuisance and annoyance mean the same thing except that nuisance is a minor annoyance