nag

• One way not to nag is to decide that a spouse can do a job in his or her own way, and in his or her own time. usually I follow that, but in this case, I felt that time mattered, because of the nature of the problem. —  The Happiness Project
• Patrocinio Comendador niingon nga sayo kagahapon sa buntag nag-emergency meeting sila sa City Hall. —  Sun.Star Network Online - Your Source of Philippine Community News
• He exhibited what was known as the nag's head Swell in St. Magnus' Church, London, England, in the year 1731 The "nag's head" Swell, with its great sliding shutter, rapidly gave place to the "Venetian" Swell shades, used almost universally to this day. —  The Recent Revolution in Organ Building Being an Account of Modern Developments
• The stranger wore a black suit of antique, clerical cut, a shovel hat, and gaiters; his nag was the sorriest of ponies, with a shaggy coat of flaring yellow, and so low in the legs that the broad flaps of its rider's coat all but trailed on the ground. —  Noughts and Crosses Stories, Studies and Sketches
• The district lies along the lower shoulders and foothills of the Kaj-nag, and, while lacking the savage grandeur of the Lidar or Upper Sind, yet possesses the charm of infinite variety and, in this early autumn, a climate in which it is a pure joy to live. —  A Holiday in the Happy Valley with Pen and Pencil

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