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Meanings of nagger in English

Portuguese
rocim
Catalan
reganyós

Someone (especially a woman) who annoys people by constantly finding fault.

rocim
Usage of nagger in English
1
He is simply a nagger of men that has had his day.
Short Sketches from Oldest America
2
Holly may have personality problems, but she's a very efficient nagger.
End of Watch
3
Holly is a very good nagger, when she puts her mind to it.
Finders Keepers
4
But Milly was not a nagger, at least not with men.
One Woman's Life
5
To myself he confided that his host was a nagger.
Ruggles of Red Gap
6
At least I know mother never would have it, and she was no nagger, either.
The Harvester
7
She's worse than a nagger, and home is a place of perdition with that kind in it.
Miss Gibbie Gault
8
Cast in the role of nagger.
Keeper: one house, three generations, and a journey into alzheim...
9
Let it not be imagined that she scolded, or said small, mean things, or used any of the processes of the ordinary nagger.
The Wolf's Long Howl
10
Owen didn't get along with them, and couldn't have done so, because he's a nagger, and no self-respecting workman will stand for a nagger.
The Submarine Boys on Duty / Life on a Diving Torpedo Boat
11
Are you a serial nagger or are you prone to the occasional full-blown rant when it comes to the question of keeping the house tidy?
The Irish Times
12
Tantrums, Nagger, certificated by the College of Spiritual Athletics.
Erewhon Revisited Twenty Years Later, Both by the Original Disco...
13
Of these naggers the Swansons were perfect specimens.
Babbitt
14
'A nagger,' he said, 'a great black chap as big as your father, Archie.'
Prester John
15
He is simply a nagger of men that has had his day.
Short Sketches from Oldest America
16
Holly may have personality problems, but she's a very efficient nagger.
End of Watch
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Translations for nagger
Portuguese
rocim
Nagger through the time