Nagged

The traveler nagged about missing their flight.

The friend nagged their buddy to go to the gym with them.

The customer nagged the store clerk for a refund.

They nagged their teacher about having more time to complete the project.

The teacher nagged the students to turn in their homework on time.

The employees nagged their boss about the lack of benefits.

She nagged her boyfriend to take her out for a date.

The customer nagged the salesperson for a discount on the item.

The teacher nagged the students to challenge themselves by reading difficult literature.

The mother nagged about her son's safety while he was driving.

He nagged the mechanic about the expensive repairs.

The passengers nagged the flight attendant about the delayed flight.

The broken door handle nagged him every time he tried to open it.

The traffic jam nagged at her patience during her commute.

The child nagged his mother for a piece of candy.

The patient nagged about the side effects of the medication.

The ticket scalper nagged the concert-goers for an inflated ticket price.

The creditor nagged the debtor for unpaid debts.

The customer nagged the store manager about the quality of the product.

The friend nagged his buddy to go on a trip together.

The child nagged their parents for a toy at the store.

The little brother nagged his sister to play with him.

The dog nagged at the door, wanting to be let outside.

The alarm clock nagged her to wake up every morning.

The mosquito nagged me all night, keeping me awake.

The boss nagged the employee about meeting deadlines.

The car engine nagged with a persistent noise.

The teacher nagged the students to complete their homework.

The phone notifications nagged him to check his social media.

The neighbor's loud music nagged at her patience.

The students nagged the teacher about the difficult assignment.

He nagged his wife about fixing the leaking faucet.

She constantly nagged her friend to try the new restaurant in town.

She nagged her boyfriend about taking her on a vacation.

The coach nagged the team to work harder during practice.

She nagged her mom about buying her a new phone.

The manager nagged the employees to clean up the workspace.

The scammer nagged the elderly person for their credit card details.

The telemarketer nagged the customer for a donation.

The online scammer nagged the user for their credit card information.

The vendor nagged the tourists to buy souvenirs.

The friend nagged their buddy for a loan of a significant amount.

The landlord nagged the tenant for rent that was already paid.

The politician nagged their supporters for campaign contributions.

The charity worker nagged the passersby for a donation.

The co-worker nagged their colleague for a personal loan.

The neighbor nagged us for a loan of their lawnmower.

The uncertainty of his future nagged at him constantly.

The guilt from lying nagged at her conscience.

The student nagged about the possibility of failing the test.