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"Come, small nagger, we'd best be on our way if you want a hot breakfast.

"Maybe I was a nagger at that point," the President recalls.

"You'll be an old nagger when you grow up if you don't look out.

Like her husband, she was a complainer, a nagger, an unhappy, frustrated, and dissatisfied woman.

"But I'm a good nagger, so occasionally I succeed."

She's a spiteful egoistical nagger.

Bloody nagger by nature, etcetera.'

But one's a nagger."

"Jesse Jackson, for instance-a nagger."

If she complains she is a nagger--for nagging is the repetition of unpalatable truths.

Ms. Shapiro made her mythological heroine resemble a temptress, a belly dancer, a stripper, a nagger, a crone and a sorceress.

At the supermarket there's a puzzle long a nagger unanswered by the mana ger, the checker or the bagger.

This nutrition nagger, at 8 P.M. on Channel 13, is as exciting as an all-broccoli breakfast.

Occasionally, in the later years, Roni Stoneman (in her role as Ida Lee Nagger) would sometimes do the first verse.

She picked banjo and sang from time to time, but it was the character of Ida Lee Nagger that made her unforgettable to millions of viewers.

Two of the officers, Scott Nagger and Ronald Mazzie, were treated and released at Bellevue Hospital Center.

Due to political unrest in the area Roerich moved with his mother, Helena Roerich, from their home in Nagger to Kalimpong where he lived until 1956.

There must be something more to it than appeared on the surface, something deeper, more important, to make the mild and soft-spoken Will want to marry a complaining nagger like Suellen.

The Honky Tonk was replete with its mechanical bull; and often showed Ida Lee Nagger (Roni Stoneman) chasing men with a net.

There's this little nagger in the skull that hints at horrible things happening to us if we try to escape or do anything to threaten the peace and good order of our wonderful Tanu friends.

Some said that he was a bit of an old maid, a nagger, but there had been enough slap-happy administration in the service for the Foreign Office to prefer to put the clock back to the good old days.

Now he did not try; he merely made love; and Louetta dropped her head on his shoulder, told him what a nagger Eddie was, and accepted Babbitt as a decent and well-trained libertine.

Today's counselors are expected to deliver a variety of services, requiring them to be part social worker, part politician, part surrogate parental nagger and, perhaps most important in affluent school districts like this, part marketer of college applicants.

These first days of March were soft with buds, and Elmer sighed that if she weren't such a tyrannical nagger, he might have felt romantic about her as they walked toward the court-house lawn and the statue of General Sherman.

The Naggers : Routines with Gordie Tapp and Roni Stoneman as LaVern and Ida Lee Nagger, a backwoods bickering couple, inspired in part by the radio comedy The Bickersons.