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waggable

waggable adjective: capable of wagging.

Adjective

waggable (comparative more waggable, superlative most waggable)

  1. Capable of wagging.
    • Note : In Scenes II and XI, music is called for, and this is furnished by the Volunteer Firemen's Band, led by Eddie Simpson, who wears waggable whiskers and is always two notes behind his colleagues as to melody.1928, Agnes Porter, Edith S. Isaacs, Rose Albert, Copy, 1928: four full-length plays, page 306
    • If you lean strongly to emulation of the dog, you may decide to give the beast a waggable tail. That would require only a single double-windlass mechanism.1984, Nels Winkless, If I had a robot--: what to expect from the personal robot, page 65

Forms of waggable

comparativemore waggable
superlativemost waggable

Origin of waggable

From wag + -able.

Words formed from waggable

Questions about waggable

What does waggable mean?
Waggable means capable of wagging.
What part of speech is waggable?
Waggable is an adjective.

Words near waggable in the dictionary

  1. wageworker
  2. wageworkers
  3. wageworking
  4. wagga
  5. Wagga Wagga
  6. waggable
  7. waggadash
  8. waggadashes
  9. Waggarandall
  10. Waggarian
  11. Waggarians

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