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waggy

waggy adjective: having a tendency to wag.

Adjective

waggy (comparative waggier, superlative waggiest)

  1. Having a tendency to wag.
    Synonyms:
    waggily

Synonyms of waggy

Forms of waggy

comparativewaggier
superlativewaggiest

Origin of waggy

From wag + -y.

Questions about waggy

What does waggy mean?
Waggy means having a tendency to wag.
What part of speech is waggy?
Waggy is an adjective.

Words near waggy in the dictionary

  1. waggonry
  2. waggons
  3. waggonway
  4. waggonwright
  5. waggonwrights
  6. waggy
  7. waghalter
  8. waghalters
  9. Waghorn
  10. Waghorns
  11. Waghäusel

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