Nags is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NAGS in dictionary:

VERB:
• NAG, to find fault incessantly
• harass (someone) constantly to do something that they are averse to
• be persistently painful or worrying to
NOUN:
• a person who nags someone to do something.
• a persistent feeling of anxiety
• a horse, especially one that is old or in poor health
• a horse suitable for riding rather than as a draught animal.

Words related to NAGS

nag4 nagged9 nagging10

Words that contain NAGS

knags10 snags6 padnags11 tonnags8 unsnags8 tutenags9

How to use NAGS in a sentence

• There is some superb horseflesh here just now, and the fastest nags may be seen doing their Level best on the Smooth Beach.
• That is to say, his villainy may be confined to dealings in nags.
• So, as quickly as I might, I procured a couple of nags, and we set out, leaving a message for Don Sanchez, who was not yet astir.
• George, selling the milk, and keeping a whole stud of nags for the milk cart, the mowing machine, the horse-rake, and so forth, cannot maintain a brood mare as well.
• The road was of course extremely bad, and the long ascent to Uri very hard upon our willing little nags.
• My host having kindly lent me his carriage and a pair of wiry nags, I started for Batavia to meet the railway.
• The country-people, jogging along to the mill, walked their fat old nags through the stillness and warmth so slowly that even Margaret left them far behind.
• Foremost among these first men of the turf was Tommy Dye, scanning the quarter nags with a trained eye.
• Shortly after sunrise the inspector joined us, mounted on a very fair horse, but not equal to the nags that we owned.
• Then came the harder ring of his boots upon the nags of the passage.
• The driver mounted the box, cracked his whip, and the lean nags ambled away at a fair pace.
• Some nags refused it, and their riders thus lost all their chance of sport for that day.
• She nags me more now because she is more miserable herself.
• His working force was from 10 to 12 men, 14 farm horses, and 4 nags.
• God will not care for the eternal praises sung about his throne by a man who swears at his wife on earth, or a wife who nags her husband and children.
• All this was accompanied with such Speeches as you may have heard Horse-coursers make in the Sale of Nags, when they are warranted for their Soundness.
• All that he meant to do now was to go quickly to the pavilion, find the leather wallet then return to his own stableyard, saddle one of his nags and start forthwith for Dover.
• It was still summer, and the nags, who had been made to do their work in London, were picking up a little strength in idleness, or, as Mr.
• D’Artagnan had seen their nags in the stable, and their equipages in the salle.
• D’Artagnan and Athos took the nags of Planchet and Grimaud, and the two lackeys started on foot, carrying the saddles on their heads.
• We spurred up our nags in a panic, till we, too, were going full tilt for Lyme, shouting out as we went any nonsense which came to our heads.
• They were well mounted, these three, on horses known as Scottish nags, square-built, sturdy beasts, that could cover forty miles in the day.
• We hastily seized our nags, and in five minutes were on top of the nearest hill between ourselves and the enemy, who could be seen approaching three thousand yards away.
• We set off, unarmed, as we had sent our Mausers back to the Transvaal some time before, and mounted on a pair of nags that were plainly unfit to make the journey.

Similar words containing NAG without suffix s

nag4 knag9 naga5 snag5 knags10 nagas6 naggy10 nagor6 snags6 alnage7 ennage7 innage7 knaggy15 linage7 lynage10 manage9 menage9 nagana7 nagari7 nagged9 nagger8 nagors7 nonage7 onager7 onagri7 padnag10 snaggy11 tonnag7 unaged8 unsnag7 anagen7 alnager8 alnages8 amenage10 anagoge9 anagogy12 anagram10 apanage10 aulnage8 bisnaga10 biznaga19 carnage10 coinage10 cornage10 cranage10 dunnage9 ennages8 fenagle11 finagle11 gunnage9 innages8 lignage9 linages8 lynages11 managed11 manager10 manages10 menaged11 menages10 naganas8 nagapie10 nagaris8 naggers9 naggier9 nagging10 nagmaal10 nagware11 nonaged9 nonages8 nonagon8 onagers8 padnags11 pannage10 pawnage13 peonage10 renague8 signage9 snagged10 snagger9 snaggle9 spinage10 synagog12 tanager8 tanagra8 tannage8 teenage8 thanage11 thenage11 tonnage8 tonnags8 tunnage8 tutenag8 unagile8 unaging9 unsnags8 wainage11 anagens8 alienage9 alnagers9 amenaged12 amenages11 anaglyph17 anagoges10 anagogic12 anagrams11 apanaged12 apanages11 appanage13 aulnager9 aulnages9 badinage12 baronage11 bisnagas11 biznagas20 carnages11 coinages11 comanage13 cornages11 cozenage20 cranages11 drainage10 dunnages10 fenagled13 fenagles12 finagled13 finagler12 finagles12 grainage10 gunnages10 knaggier14 lignages10 managers11 managing12 menaging12 nagapies11 naggiest10 naggings11 nagmaals11 nagwares12 nonagons9 pannages11 pawnages14 peonages11 renagued10 renagues9 runagate9 signages10 snaggers10 snaggier10 snagging11 snaggles10 snaglike13 spinages11 sternage9 synagogs13 tanagers9 tanagras9 tannages9 teenaged10 teenager9 teenages9 thanages12 thenages12 tonnages9 tunnages9 tutenags9 tweenage12 unageing10 unagreed10 vicinage14 wagonage13 wainages12 alienages10 amenaging13 anaglyphs18 anaglyphy21 anagogies11 appanaged15 appanages14 aulnagers10 badinaged14 badinages13 baronages12 beguinage13 careenage12 cartonage12 comanaged15 comanager14 comanages14 commonage16 cousinage12 cozenages21 drainages11 empennage14 engrenage11 espionage12 fenagling14 finaglers13 finagling14 gabionage13 gallonage11 grainages11 knaggiest15 matronage12 menagerie12 mismanage14 naggingly15 nonagonal10 orphanage15 parsonage12 patronage12 personage12 recoinage12 renaguing11 runagates10 siphonage15 snaggiest11 sternages10 synagogal14 synagogue14 tamponage14 tanagrine10 teenagers10 turnagain10 tweenager13 unmanaged13 unsnagged12 vellenage13 vicinages15 villanage13 villenage13 voisinage13 wagonages14 syphonage18 tikinagan14 anageneses11 anagenesis11 anaglyphic21 anaglyptic18 anagogical14 anagrammed16 anagrammer15 badinaging15 beguinages14 careenages13 cartonages13 cartonnage13 comanagers15 comanaging16 commonages17 cousinages13 devanagari15 dragoonage13 empennages15 engrenages12 espionages13 finaglings15 gabionages14 gallonages12 hypnagogic22 knagginess16 manageable15 manageably18 management15 manageress13 managerial13 matronages13 menageries13 mismanaged16 mismanager15 mismanages15 orphanages16 overmanage16 parsonages13 patronaged14 patronages13 personages13 recoinages13 screenager13 siphonages16 submanager15 synagogues15 tamponages15 turnagains11 tweenagers14 unsnagging13 vellenages14 villainage14 villanages14 villeinage14 villenages14 voisinages14 syphonages19 tikinagans15 anaglyphies20 anagnorises12 anagnorisis12 anagrammers16 anagramming17 cartonnages14

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