nag
//næɡ//
Verb
nagInfinitive
nagPresent tense
naggedPast tense
naggedPast participle
naggingPresent participle
nagsThird-person singular
1
To annoy or irritate someone by constantly complaining, criticizing, or urging them to do something.
My mother keeps nagging me to clean my room.
2
To cause persistent discomfort, worry, or unease.
A nagging doubt kept her awake all night.
Noun
nagSingular
nagsPlural
1
A person who nags persistently.
My mother can be such a nag about cleaning my room.
2
An old or worn-out horse.
The farmer's old nag could barely pull the cart anymore.