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nagrivator

Similar to "nagrivate", but is what your significant other does while sitting in the passenger seat of the car.
Said to the nagrivator, "I know that I passed the turn-off, went through a red light, and am going too fast, will you please stop nagrivating me!!"
nagrivator by David Wheeler October 26, 2007
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Nagigator 

When a friend or spouse is supposed to help you with directions but, instead, constantly makes negative comments about your driving.
My wife was the nagigator on our trip to the beach.
Nagigator by tswift56 July 6, 2009

Nagginator 

A person who excessively nags at someone else.
In her eyes, nothing he does is ever good enough. She is now known as the Nagginator.
Nagginator by LaDeena October 11, 2009

Nagrivate 

To give directions by nagging the driver in an aggravating manner.
"Navrigate? I never nagrivate! I'm just reminding you that Mom's house is on the left, and if you keep driving so fast you're going to miss the turn! That's not nagrivating! And signal this time! You always forget to signal until it's too late!"
Nagrivate by Xarker December 22, 2008

Naginator 

The role self-assigned by/to the person in the passenger or back seat of a car who insists on giving unwanted and endless streams of useless directions, much to the annoyance of the driver.
"Look, I'm driving this car. I know where I'm going and yes, I can see that stop light. I don't need a Naginator."
Naginator by Muz_in_MB January 19, 2014

nariator 

Just like "turrent", a spelling mistake of "narrator" based off of what the word sounds like, however if you listen hard enough, it doesn't at all.
The nariator did a good job.
nariator by William Loughlin September 7, 2007
Nagivator is one who 2nd guesses, questions, nags or argues with the driver.
"Annabelle was the Nagivator the whole way to Florida while her husband John did the driving, constantly questioning the route they were taking"
Nagivator by kimberbunny February 4, 2010
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