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Definition of wag
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Wag (v.) The act of
wagging;
a
shake;
as, a wag of the
head..
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Park
::
Park (v. t.) To bring
together
in a park, or
compact
body; as, to park the
artillery,
the
wagons,
etc..
Knavishly
::
Knavishly
(adv.)
Mischievously;
waggishly;
roguishly.
Wagon
::
Wagon (n.) A
wheeled
carriage;
a
vehicle
on four
wheels,
and
usually
drawn by
horses;
especially,
one used for
carrying
freight
or
merchandise..
Swagger
::
Swagger
(v. t.) To
bully.
Archly
::
Archly
(adv.)
In an arch
manner;
with
attractive
slyness
or
roguishness;
slyly;
waggishly.
Blustering
::
Blustering
(a.)
Uttering
noisy
threats;
noisy and
swaggering;
boisterous.
Wagon
::
Wagon (v. t.) To
transport
in a wagon or
wagons;
as, goods are
wagoned
from city to
city..
Earning
::
Earning
(n.) That which is
earned;
wages
gained
by work or
services;
money
earned;
-- used
commonly
in the
plural.
Swaggy
::
Swaggerer
(n.) One who
swaggers;
a
blusterer;
a
bully;
a
boastful,
noisy
fellow..
Plumbing
::
Plumbing
(n.) The lead or iron
pipes,
and other
apparatus,
used in
conveying
water,
sewage,
etc., in a
building..
Lift
::
Lift (n.) Help;
assistance,
as by
lifting;
as, to give one a lift in a
wagon..
Straddle
::
Straddle
(v. i.) To stand with the ends
staggered;
-- said of the
spokes
of a wagon wheel where they join the hub.
Waggle
::
Waggle
(v. i.) To reel, sway, or move from side to side; to move with a
wagging
motion;
to
waddle..
Slyboots
::
Slyboots
(n.) A
humerous
appellation
for a sly,
cunning,
or
waggish
person..
Swaggered
::
Swage (v. t.) To shape by means of a
swage;
to
fashion,
as a piece of iron, by
forcing
it into a
groove
or mold
having
the
required
shape..
Stowage
::
Stowage
(n.)
Things
stowed
or
packed.
Towage
::
Towage
(v.) The act of
towing.
Wager
::
Wager (v. t.)
Something
deposited,
laid, or
hazarded
on the event of a
contest
or an
unsettled
question;
a bet; a
stake;
a
pledge..
Wagonfuls
::
Wagonfuls
(pl. ) of
Wagonfu.
Bully
::
Bully (v. t.) To
intimidate
with
threats
and by an
overbearing,
swaggering
demeanor;
to act the part of a bully
toward..
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