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waggish

[wag-ish] / ˈwæg ɪʃ /


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A spirit of waggish camaraderie prevailed but discipline was maintained.

From Los Angeles Times

Here, McBryde is memorializing a lost friend, singing waggish lyrics in gracious tones.

From Washington Post

The “Knives Out” sweater mania began on the thirst-factory floor of social media, where critics given advance access to the film began to gush early and often about Evans’s waggish woolliness.

From The New Yorker

The otherworldly display prompted a Royal Air Force helicopter to circle around to get a better look, at which point the waggish artist turned the “E.T.”-like installation off.

From New York Times

Burns Night’s waggish combination of challenge eating, whiskey consumption, and Instagram-worthy pageantry can only have helped raise its profile in the digital age.

From The New Yorker