Definition: To speak quietly and unclearly, often in a way that is hard to understand, usually because of annoyance or dissatisfaction.

Example: She began to mutter under her breath when she heard the news.

Definition: A quiet or soft sound made when someone speaks in a low voice, often difficult to hear clearly.

Example: I could hear his mutter as he complained about the weather.

Definition: To speak or say something quietly and unclearly, often in a way that is difficult to hear.

Example: She began to mutter under her breath when she was frustrated.

Definition: A person who speaks in a low or unclear voice, often mumbling or complaining quietly.

Example: The mutterer sat in the corner, grumbling about the service.

Definition: A quiet or low sound made when someone speaks softly or complains under their breath.

Example: I could hear his muttering as he walked away, clearly unhappy with the decision.

Definition: To speak in a low voice or to complain quietly, often in a way that is difficult to hear.

Example: She was muttering to herself as she walked down the street.

Definition: A pronoun used to refer to oneself, often for emphasis or to indicate that the action is done by the speaker.

Example: I made this cake myself to celebrate my birthday.

Definition: In a way that is difficult to understand or explain, often causing curiosity or wonder.

Example: The lights turned off mysteriously, leaving everyone in the dark.

Definition: Feeling puzzled or confused about something.

Example: She looked mystified when she heard the unexpected news.

Definition: To confuse someone or make them unable to understand something.

Example: The magician mystified the audience with his amazing tricks.

Definition: Causing confusion or puzzlement; difficult to understand or explain.

Example: The magician's tricks were mystifying to the audience.

Definition: To make something difficult to understand or explain, causing confusion or wonder.

Example: The magician's tricks were mystifying to the audience.

Definition: In a manner that causes confusion or puzzlement.

Example: The magician performed mystifyingly, leaving the audience in awe.

Definition: To complain or criticize someone repeatedly, often in a way that is annoying or bothersome.

Example: She tends to nag about the dishes not being done.

Definition: A horse, particularly one that is old or worn out, or a small saddle horse or pony.

Example: The old nag in the stable used to be a champion racehorse.

Definition: To bother someone repeatedly by complaining or urging them to do something.

Example: She tends to nag her brother about cleaning his room.

Definition: Causing a feeling of discomfort or annoyance that continues over time.

Example: The nagging pain in my back made it hard to concentrate.

Definition: To repeatedly ask someone to do something in a way that can be annoying or bothersome.

Example: She kept nagging him to clean his room until he finally did it.