What does nagsome mean?
Nagsome means Characterised or marked by nagging.
Nagsome
Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
Meaning
Characterised or marked by nagging.
Example Sentences
“In Oslac's defense,” Steven said, “I must say that Girda was more than nagsome. She nigh begged to have her tongue slit to stop her incessant criticisms, just as Boris the Braggart did with his wife.”
“Better the iarball of a bull than a nagsome gnat,” Kieran called after them, making a whining sound.
“But I ain't. I got a nagsome memory. [...]”
Twelve, and she nagged him like she was his mother, a mini version, but every bit as nagsome.
Synonyms for nagsome
Antonyms for nagsome
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Word Forms
- more nagsome
- most nagsome
- nag-some
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“In Oslac's defense,” Steven said, “I must say that Girda was more than nagsome. She nigh begged to have her tongue slit to stop her incessant criticisms, just as Boris the Braggart did with his wife.”
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