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naggatha 

Naggatha...a descriptive pseudo-name, pet-name, nick name, or biting
wisecrack to insult, wake-up, or identify someone who constantly, unstoppably,
irrationally, condescendingly, finds fault in everyone else, complains,
BITCHES and NAGS repetitively--
As perfect and amazing as she is,
everyone else despises this GARGANTUAN nagging pain in the ass.
**Typically, a title for the unhappy female...it also comes in men's sizes too!!
**Nagbert** is the best rude, emasculating, satisfying insult for the guy in your life,
when he's acting like a lil bitch...
"Who's that I hear..? Its Naaagggggathha, you're right Ms.Naggaaathha...
my compliments to the nag!!"
We all have that energy-sucking, nagging, complainer in our life--
a parent, gf/bf, neighbor, in-law, that jerk coworker--
When their bitching rant begins, you hear it their voice--
-before the first complaining word is spoke

"Shit she never stops, this attitude never works...
shut this nagging bitch up!"
**Instead**in dry sarcastic tone** reply...
"Yes Ms. Naggatha...of course my bad. thanks Ms. Nagggggggaathhhaaaa...)
Satisfaction felt, nag speechless, karma served, escape immediately!
naggatha by Mistress Jenocide October 5, 2013

Nagatha Christie

An old nag; when Linda Belcher was being annoying, Bob called her Nagatha Christie
"Oh yeah? What's that, Nagatha Christie?"
When nothing a person does is good enough to satisfy their partner who reminds them of this over and over and over and....
My complainiac mate offers a criticism with every breath. 63,896 verbal digs lateri e arranged for her legal name to changed from Hagatha to Nagatha
Nagatha by Clifhanger June 3, 2025
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