naggravation

combination of the words "aggravate" and "nagging"; to make worse and constant criticism

The child used extreme naggravtion on the parents to get the toy.

by Dr. Kevin L. Burke July 18, 2003

Naggravating

The action of aggravating through nagging

She will not stop naggravating me to fix the loose board by the stairs.

by MrDowntown July 17, 2008

Naggravate

Action of aggravation through nagging

She loves to naggravate me about the dishes until i clean them all.

by MrDowntown July 17, 2008

Naggravator

(A.) NOUN
/ˈnægɹəˌveɪtəɹ/
plural: naggravators (/ˈnægɹəˌveɪtəɹz/)
1. a person or being who both navigates for, often in a car, and aggravates someone or something else.

(B.) PROPER NOUN
/ˈnægɹəˌveɪtəɹ/
1. a joking, somewhat mocking name used to describe your spouse when they are naggravating you.

A1. "My wife is a naggravator in the heckin' car. Never ask her to pull out her GPS for you."
B1. "My wife is the Naggravtor. She will naggravate you the moment you get in that dang BMW with her."

by /mɪspɹəˈnaʊnsəɹ/ July 28, 2023

Naggravated

Nagged and frustrated into a state of being agitated; agitated by a person and situation into a state of aggravation.

Naggravated: To be nagged and frustrated into a state of being agitated; being agitated by a person and situation into a state of aggravation. As in: I've been naggravted all weekend, unable to figure out what's wrong with her car.

by NinjaSkateMaster April 01, 2019

Naggravated

Past tense of being aggravated from nagging.

My wife Naggravated me all night to take out the trash.

by MrDowntown July 17, 2008