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wag English

Meaning wag meaning

What does wag mean?
Definitions in simple English

wag Verb

— A wag is when an animal shakes a tail. For example, a dog shakes its tail from side to side. That dog wagged its tail — A person who wags does not go to school when they are supposed to be. He's wagging school.

wag

— verb move from side to side The happy dog wagged his tail — noun a witty amusing person who makes jokes — noun causing to move repeatedly from side to side

Synonyms wag synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as wag?

wag English » English

wave shake waggle swing jester wiggle joker flap wit wigwag sway flourish brandish agitate wriggle wobble wield whirl wave about rock quiver move jiggle fling clown beat stroke stir up shimmy quake play truant judder incite flutter card buffoon arouse zigzag zany writhe wagging wag tail waddle wabble vibrate urchin unsteady twitch twist to play wag

Topics wag topics

What do people use wag to talk about?
Social behavior Social activity

Humor
Universe, creation Animal Animal actions

Animal movement

Conjugation wag conjugation

How do you conjugate wag?

wag · verb

Examples wag examples

How do I use wag in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Tom used to wag school a lot when he was a kid.
If the tail were smarter, it would wag the dog.

Movie subtitles

If you let anything happen to him, you'll never wag that tail again.
Or - Or wag its tail?
We got a wag on the joint.
What have I done that thou wag thy tongue so rude against me?
And you still want to wag your tail and go after him?
We have no tails to wag.
Don't you wag your bloody finger at me.
Wag, pull your hat off.
Why, I will fight with him upon this theme until my eyelids will no longer wag.
You look in, and wag your finger at me and I'm lying across a saddle and two Tatars twist my head.
Wag it and shag it, Stampers.
Well, if you don't mind. I'd like to wag it and shag it first.
Wag it and shag it, Stampers! Let's go!
Well, don't just stand there looking. Let's wag it and shag it.
Of course, I never saw her, but from what I've heard of her, she never thought of anything in her whole life. except how to paint her pretty face and wag her figure about.
Move its legs, or arch its neck? Or - Or wag its tail?
Don't wag that tongue, Felicia.
I can say anything I want to, and there's no sound except the wag of your tail.
But the poor dog was a terrible gambler, because every time he got a good hand, he'd wag his tail.
Cheer up, Jack, we'll wag our tails yet.
Soldiers wag their tails and come to me.
Is the tail trying to wag the dog?
He can wag his jaw!
I could ride that wag-bait up a tree and plant him there.
She gathered the town gossips together once a week to let her tongue wag freely.
Mammals living deep inside a stalactites cave, wag their tails and rub their heads.
I mean, just suppose this thing won't wag its tail when we tell it to?
He's just tried to wag his tail!
Tongues will wag!
So she could wag her finger, generally ruin our weekend.
Wag your tongue well, Doctor. It is the only weapon you have left.
It's months since we last had a chin-wag!
At least he can manage a wag.
I guess you think you taught the teacher a lesson, that the tail can wag the dog, huh?
Dogs wag their tails for hours after they die.
Do you want me to wag my finger at you and say you acted rashly?

News and current affairs

But it certainly was unwise to allow a junior official to shout and wag his finger at Obama at one of the key Copenhagen meetings.
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