wigwag
Example Sentences
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He wigwags strenuously at the outset of this new novel that primal, mythic stuff is ahead -- ancient tales threading through the dark, tribal roots of 20th century bloody-mindedness.
From Time Magazine Archive
Pleasant Valley's head coach, Tony Caracio, paces the sideline, trailing assistant coaches in his wake as he wigwags signals to his defensive unit.
From Time Magazine Archive
Then the foreman wigwags his instructions: A clenched fist pulled down above his head means drill press.
From Time Magazine Archive
He favors locomotive choreography in which the chorus chug-chug-chugs around and occasionally wigwags its outstretched arms semaphore-fashion.
From Time Magazine Archive
It consisted of a tall post equipped with wooden paddles, like arms, that flourished in a system of wigwags.
From Gold Seekers of '49 by Stephens, Charles H.
