What does it mean to nag?

Answer 1

To "nag" is to go on and on and on about the same thing,hoping to convince someone to do something usually.To "nag" can also mean to moan about things all the time. what my dad does to me every waking second of his life

Answer 2

The verb "to nag" is to pester in a complaining or scolding manner. In modern use, it suggests a complaint that a necessary action has not been done or completed. It can also be self-directed psychologically.

Example : "His mother would nag him about mowing the lawn."

Example : "Doubts about the program continued to nag the scientist."

"Nag" is also used as a slang noun meaning a horse of low quality or value.

Answer 3

The word 'nag' is both a verb and a noun.

The noun 'nag' is a word for someone who is persistently fault-finding or continuously urging; a word for a horse that is old and unsuitable for work; a word for a person or a thing.

The noun form of the verb to nag is the gerund, nagging.