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wagging

verb as in wiggle back and forth

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"Marvin was a very good boy," Dan McKinley, 27, says, recalling how his four-legged friend went viral on X when TV crews at the 100 weddings event caught him wagging his tail.

From BBC

The three-time major winner looked perplexed as he headed off court for a time-out, wagging a finger towards his player's box and shaking his head.

From BBC

When awake, they wobbled around the shelter on unsteady legs, tails wagging and ears pinned back tightly.

After the record was confirmed, some of the wagging winners posed for photos alongside the official certificate of their achievement.

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“That girl’s not my daughter,” Clark replied, wagging an angry finger.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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