Nag
Pronunciation: /ˈnæɡ/
Nag (verb)
- to keep asking or complaining about something in an annoying way.
- to keep reminding someone to do something they don't want to do.
Examples
- She tends to nag about the messy room.
- He would often nag about the noise outside.
Common collocations: nag constantly, nag about chores, nag endlessly, nag someone to do something, nag persistently
Nag (noun)
- a person who keeps complaining or asking about something in an annoying way.
- an old or tired horse, often used in a negative way.
Examples
- He can be such a nag about deadlines.
- She is a real nag when it comes to cleaning.