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Meanings of wags in English
Portuguese
maria-chuteira Spanish
wag Usage of wags in English
1
The dog turns his head and wags his tail; now Marit appears.
2
Thus the wags of Paris laughed and wrangled over the musical rivals.
3
The Somali Bedouins have a passion for knowing how the world wags.
4
Now confronted with a Wahid-Megawati double act what will the wags say?
5
Maybe it's the way he wags his ears and wriggles his nose.
6
Now, if pussy wags her tail, it means that she is cross.
7
Please, sir, he wags his tail, and his eyes look very bright.
8
He sees the master's acts, benevolent or malevolent, and wags his tail.
9
It wags its tail and nods its head as William steps near.
10
As same wags have suggested, the course rating is now heavy.
11
Wales will ban wags from their team hotel at Euro 2016.
12
But at other times he wags it around, using different movements.
13
The mantis drops onto my hand and wags his long green antennae indignantly.
14
Hare's pared-down script does not need wags as well as swags.
15
It aye wags at both ends, and is no' tied in the middle.
16
Your Majesty should put a check on Rochester and the wags.
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