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Wat (wie) is NIGGLED - definitie
Niggled
·Impf & ·p.p. of Niggle.
niggle
SHORT STORY
Niggle; Niggling; Niggle's Leaf; Leaf By Niggle
¦ verb
1. cause slight but persistent annoyance, discomfort, or anxiety.
2. criticize in a petty way.
¦ noun a trivial criticism, worry, or annoyance.
Derivatives
niggling adjective
nigglingly adverb
niggly adjective
Origin
C17: appar. of Scand. origin.
niggle
SHORT STORY
Niggle; Niggling; Niggle's Leaf; Leaf By Niggle
(niggles, niggling, niggled)
1.
If something niggles you, it causes you to worry slightly over a long period of time. (mainly BRIT)
I realise now that the things which used to niggle and annoy me just don't really matter...
It's been niggling at my mind ever since I met Neville in Nice...
The puzzle niggled away in Arnold's mind.
VERB: V n, V at n, V away, also V
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Niggle is also a noun.
So why is there a little niggle at the back of my mind?
N-COUNT
2.
If someone niggles you, they annoy you by continually criticizing you for what you think are small or unimportant things. (mainly BRIT)
I don't react anymore when opponents try to niggle me...
You tend to niggle at your partner, and get hurt when he doesn't hug you.
VERB: V n, V at n, also V, V n that
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Niggle is also a noun.
The life we have built together is more important than any minor niggle either of us might have.
N-COUNT
Voorbeelden uit tekstcorpus voor NIGGLED
1. The banks, though, have been niggled by regulatory intervention.
2. Her brother said: "Someone made a remark about her ex–husband and solicitors and it niggled Helen.
3. The Scot, who had been niggled on the course by noisy spectators and photographers he said were in his line of sight, was clearly irked by the way his round ended as he marched to the clubhouse.
4. That feeling that everyone else is doing something and somehow you are not included is a desperate state of affairs, and last weekend that is exactly what niggled me.
5. Nevertheless, something another writer once told me niggled in my brain – I had met Peter Taylor toward the end of his life when we were both at the Key West Writers‘ Festival.