This is the 2347th most frequent Swedish word.
dryga
"Dryga" in Swedish means "to stretch out" or "to make last longer."
In this sentence, 'dryga' is used to mean 'a little over', implying an amount slightly exceeding one hour.
Det var en dryga timme kvar till tåget.
There was a little over an hour left until the train.
Here, 'dryga' in the form 'drygande' is used to describe the act of being bothersome or excessively lingering, often in context of speech or conversation.
Hans kommentarer var ganska drygande.
His comments were quite nagging.
In this usage, 'dryg' conveys a sense of arrogance or being overly confident, often in a negative manner.