noun
- a person who constantly complains or finds fault with others
Usage: informal
Examples
- Don’t be such a nagger about every little mistake.
- She’s tired of being called a nagger just for asking him to help with chores.
- The constant nagger in the office made everyone uncomfortable.
- He became a nagger after years of frustration with his roommate’s habits.
- Nobody likes working with a nagger who criticizes everything.
- The teacher wasn’t a nagger, but she did expect students to follow the rules.