nag
Common misspellings:
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- nagg (100.0%)
Usage examples for nag:
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I fear I cannot sit the nag home."
"Hillsboro People" – Dorothy Canfield -
I had opened the gate on entering, and it had struck me, even as I had done this, how easy it would have been for a horse- thief to enter the stable and take whatever nag he pleased, as far as the ostler was concerned.
"The Coming of the King" – James Hocking -
In the same way the original sign, " Whip and Nag between which there is often a very close connection, became " Whip and Egg"; and the reason why these two articles should be placed together is not so evident.
"English Villages" – P. H. Ditchfield -
Susanna ain't one to nag and hector and triumph over a man when he's repented.
"Susanna and Sue" – Kate Douglas Wiggin