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Definition of nag
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Nag (v. t. & i.) To tease in a petty way; to scold
habitually;
to
annoy;
to fret
pertinaciously.
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Sequacious
::
Sequacious
(a.)
Hence,
ductile;
malleable;
pliant;
manageable..
Administration
::
Administration
(n.) The act of
administering;
government
of
public
affairs;
the
service
rendered,
or
duties
assumed,
in
conducting
affairs;
the
conducting
of any
office
or
employment;
direction;
management..
Manipulation
::
Manipulation
(n.)
Artful
management;
as, the
manipulation
of
political
bodies;
sometimes,
a
management
or
treatment
for
purposes
of
deception
or
fraud..
Synalepha
::
Synagogue
(n.) Any
assembly
of men.
Business
::
Business
(n.) The
position,
distribution,
and order of
persons
and
properties
on the stage of a
theater,
as
determined
by the stage
manager
in
rehearsal..
Economize
::
Economize
(v. t.) To
manage
with
economy;
to use with
prudence;
to
expend
with
frugality;
as, to
economize
one's
income..
Management
::
Management
(v.)
Business
dealing;
negotiation;
arrangement.
Curb
::
Curb (v. t.) To guide and
manage,
or
restrain,
as with a curb; to bend to one's will; to
subject;
to
subdue;
to
restrain;
to
confine;
to keep in
check..
Bondman
::
Bondman
(n.) A
villain,
or
tenant
in
villenage..
Mismanage
::
Mismanage
(v. t. & i.) To
manage
ill or
improperly;
as, to
mismanage
public
affairs..
Signalman
::
Signalman
(n.) A man whose
business
is to
manage
or
display
signals;
especially,
one
employed
in
setting
the
signals
by which
railroad
trains
are run or
warned..
Folkland
::
Folkland
(n.) Land held in
villenage,
being
distributed
among the folk, or
people,
at the
pleasure
of the lord of the
manor,
and
resumed
at his
discretion.
Not being held by any
assurance
in
writing,
it was
opposed
to
bookland
or
charter
land, which was held by
deed..
Patronage
::
Patronage
(v. t.) To act as a
patron
of; to
maintain;
to
defend.
Engineer
::
Engineer
(n.) One who
manages
as
engine,
particularly
a steam
engine;
an
engine
driver..
Hero
::
Hero (n.) A man of
distinguished
valor or
enterprise
in
danger,
or
fortitude
in
suffering;
a
prominent
or
central
personage
in any
remarkable
action
or
event;
hence,
a great or
illustrious
person..
Regulation
::
Regulation
(n.) A rule or order
prescribed
for
management
or
government;
prescription;
a
regulating
principle;
a
governing
direction;
precept;
law; as, the
regulations
of a
society
or a
school..
Alnager
::
Alnager
(n.) A
measure
by the ell;
formerly
a sworn
officer
in
England,
whose duty was to
inspect
and
measure
woolen
cloth,
and fix upon it a
seal..
Clownage
::
Clownage
(n.)
Behavior
or
manners
of a
clown;
clownery.
Stewardess
::
Steward
(v. t.) To
manage
as a
steward.
Husbandable
::
Husbandable
(a.)
Capable
of being
husbanded,
or
managed
with
economy..
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