to nyah
- verb
- /nɪə/
- Informal
- The children would nyah at each other during recess to get attention.
Examples
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He started to nyah loudly, making his friends laugh and his sister frown.
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She couldn't help but nyah after winning the last round of the game.
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She nyah at him playfully.
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Why do you always nyah at your brother?
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The kids would nyah at their friends during lunch to see who would react.
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After he scored the winning goal, she couldn't help but nyah to annoy him.
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Whenever she won a game, she would nyah to tease her opponents.
Synonyms
To make fun of someone in a way that annoys them
To mock someone again and again to make them angry or upset
To tease someone in a playful or annoying way
Idioms
How Teasing
Surface Forms
Etymology
To nyah means to make that repeated teasing sound, like when kids go nyah-nyah to annoy a friend. So to nyah at someone is to playfully 'tease' or mock them.