Wagging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WAGGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• WAG, to move from side to side, also WAGGLE
• move (an upwards-pointing finger) from side to side to signify disapproval
• play truant from (school).
• (especially with reference to an animal's tail) move or cause to move rapidly to and fro
RESIDUAL:
• Gambia (international vehicle registration).
NOUN:
• a wife or girlfriend of a sports player, typically characterized as having a high media profile and a glamorous lifestyle.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move briskly up and down or to and fro
• present participle of wag

Words related to WAGGING

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How to use WAGGING in a sentence

• The others followed and in another moment Kazan was in the midst of them, smelling and smelled, and wagging his tail.
• Reflection assured him that discipline was after all deserved, and a quarter of an hour later found him wagging his tail, so to speak, over Mrs.
• For when I reached the bottom a dog came to meet me, sticking out his red tongue to lick my hand, and wagging his tail as friendly as you please.
• Cave came into his shop, his beard still wagging with the bread and butter of his tea.
• Nyoda called to him sharply and he came to her wagging his tail, and allowed himself to be put out with the best nature in the world.
• He roared and shouted every time the lodger went down, slapping his knee, wagging his head.
• The champagne has gone round, every eye is sparkling and every tongue is wagging.
• When I did not notice him he would plant himself straight before me, and stand wagging that butt of a tail, and looking up, with his head a little to one side.
• Their wagging tails and general attitude expressed relief.
• Cerberus, on the other hand, was evidently rejoiced to see his master, and expressed his attachment, as other dogs do, by wagging his tail at a great rate.
• When a man as big as he went down the crash set tongues wagging.
• He thrust his cold nose into her wasted hand, and wagging his tail looked up inquiringly into her face.
• He guarded the hut and the other domestics during school hours, and when he saw Philip coming up the hill, he ran to meet him, smiling and wagging his tail, and reported all well.
• On other days when he had been kept in his stable for a considerable time he had gone mad with joy and jumped at his master, wagging his whole body in excitement.
• In a very few minutes he stopped in a rocky depression where a horse had been tied, and waited for Swan, wagging his tail and showing his teeth in a panting smile.
• With hanging heads, eyes on the ground, and wagging tongues, all departed to their homes.
• Raymond was wagging along ready to fall any moment, and Weir was trotting slowly with head down.
• Splash, the dog, ran along, too, barking and wagging his tail, as though having just as much fun as anybody.
• It was not long before the poor dog felt the benefit of the application, and he looked grateful, wagging his little stump of a tail in thanks.
• Musti the house-dog came to meet them, wagging his tail in friendly wise.
• He came up to Jonas, and stood before him, looking up into his face and wagging his tail.
• Such marked favours as these not unnaturally set jealous tongues wagging.
• He did it himself, wagging his tail in the kitchen.
• Eagerly licking her hands and wagging his tail, he told her as plainly as a dog can talk that henceforth he would be one of her best and most faithful of friends.
• In this situation he remained for some time, till at last the little dog, who had never forsaken him, came up to him, wagging his tail, and holding something in his mouth.

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