to hag

Examples

• All

• Don't hag him about his mistakes!

• She was so hagged by guilt that she could not find peace.

• He felt hagged by constant worries and sleepless nights.

• She felt that her boss hagged her with endless tasks.

• The children would often hag their classmates with endless teasing and mockery.

• At the old village, it was said that the witch would hag anyone who ventured too close to her home.

• Even in the workplace, some employees might hag their co-workers with petty harassment and constant criticism.

Synonyms

N

to nag

vsto hag

5 3.9

To feel a small, constant worry that bothers you

focuses on tormenting through repeated witchlike actions rather than only worry

H

to harry

vsto hag

3 7.6

To bother someone again and again so they feel upset or tired

implies a more sinister witchlike torment rather than mere aggressive bothering

R

to rag

vsto hag

• Informal

1 7.2

To tease someone repeatedly, either playfully or cruelly

is darker and more tormenting using persistent witchlike harassment

D

to devilled

vsto hag

• Archaic

7.4

To cause someone long worry or pain

is framed as continuous witchlike harassment rather than ordinary distress

Antonyms

S

to support

∞ 1.0

Give help to a person or idea

C

to comfort

172 1.0

To make someone feel less upset or in pain

Compounds

F

fag hag

• Slur

5 9.9

A woman who has close friendships with gay men, a slang term that can be offensive

G

grab hag

• Slur

9.9

A person who pushes to take more attention or things than is fair

H

hag-ridden

• Archaic

9.9

Being troubled by bad dreams and strong fears

How Harassed

to persecute

98 7.0

to torment

• NSFW

107 7.2

to hag

• NSFW

1 9.9

to harass

302 4.0

to pester

34 3.2

to bother

∞ 1.0

to annoy

246 1.0

Surface Forms

Etymology