What is "nags"

Usage examples of "nags".

Kate went to the Nags Head Market and brought home sticky buns and Bavarian cream doughnuts on her days.

It was the first Saturday in August, and Nags Head was sweltering and hopping at the same time.

It was the ten o'clock news, Christy realized, and by the time the segment concluded with a brief interview of a bathing-suit-clad woman standing on a beach in Nags Head, she was sick to her stomach.

I drove for nearly six hours on I-95, headed to Nags Head, North Carolina.

As I drove toward the ocean, I remembered odd things: the sticky buns from the Nags Head Market.

It all looked so familiar, serene and beautiful, like nothing bad should ever happen in Nags Head.

I drove for nearly six hours on I-95, headed to Nags Head, North Carolina.

Not caring how well the saddles and tack were affixed, in another moment the four were racing out of the forest astride wild-eyed nags who had caught the fever of their panic.