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Naga

(noun) : A race of half-human, half-snake beings exsisting in East Indian Mythology.

The Naga slithered along the ground, his silver scales sparkling.

Submitted by: Mandy from Canada on Apr. 15, 2007 01:02

(other) : (pronounciation-na-kas) A unique set of peoples consisting of many tribes, known well for their head hunting skill in ancient times. Speak Nagamese. Fighting for separate independent nation state from the Union of India. plural: Nagas

I love to interact with the Nagas.

Submitted by: ashang from Illinois on Nov. 29, 2006 01:23

naggravate

(verb) : To aggravate by incessant nagging.

Submitted by: Mike Fitzgerald from Utah on Jan. 08, 2008 16:49

(verb) : nag + aggravate = naggravate

This person likes to naggravate people.

Submitted by: J.C. from Pennsylvania on Jan. 04, 2008 11:53

naggravating (verb) : combination of nagging and aggravating: to continually pester/bother another in a manner perceived as being negative

Although she knew he was not fond of the water, his wife kept naggravating him to buy a boat. —Kevin L. Burke, Burke, K. L. (2005). But coach doesn’t understand: Dealing with team communication quagmires. In Mark B. Andersen (Ed.), Sport Psychology in Practice., 2005

Submitted by: Dr. Kevin L. Burke from Tennessee on Jul. 07, 2006 23:23

Naggravation (adjective) : Extreme,repetitive conversation and/or behavior overemphasizing a persons opinion

My wife has,on more than one occasion described how a coworker is guilty of naggravation. —Helen Barlow(My Wife),

Submitted by: Timothy Barlow from Massachusetts on Jan. 29, 2008 08:05

nagigate (verb) : cross of nag and navigate - it is what happens when the passenger in the car is telling you where to go when you already have the printed out map and/or the programmed GPS device

My boyfriend nagigated my way to the restaurant that we frequent weekly.

Submitted by: Christina Brinton from New Jersey on Oct. 06, 2007 23:40

nagivation (noun) : the annoying direction forced upon the driver of a vehicle by a 'backseat driver'.

The ever fearful passenger continuously warned the driver about oncoming vehicles, potholes, the imprudent speed she was driving and other feats of nagivation.

Submitted by: Dave Bittner from Pennsylvania on Mar. 14, 2007 15:13

nagivator

(noun) : a bossy person who rides in the passenger seat and gives directions to the driver

My father always drove the car on family vacations, and my mother was the nagivator.

Submitted by: Ruth from California on Aug. 13, 2008 01:09

(noun) : One who constantly and unrelentingly gives unsolicited advice regarding direction and routing to the operator of an automobile.

"I am driving this car, will you please stop being the nagivator!?"

Submitted by: Wayne Bowen from Florida on Feb. 27, 2007 15:25

(noun) : a passenger that gives unwelcome, unsolicited instructions to the driver as to which way to go

The driver turned the volume on the radio to maximum to drown out the voice of the nagivator in the front seat.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Jan. 20, 2007 10:23

nagravate (verb) : combination of the words "aggravate" and "nag"; to make worse and constant criticism

Submitted by: Dr. Kevin L. Burke from Tennessee on Nov. 18, 2006 06:03

nagware (noun) : A freely available software program that displays a screen at the beginning or end reminding you to register and/or pay for it.

I am thinking of buying this great nagware so I won't have to see those annoying screens anymore.

Submitted by: Pete from New York on Jan. 26, 2006 08:39

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