Wag
71wag-at-the-wa’ — wagˈ at the wa’ˈ ● wag …
72wag|ger|y — «WAG uhr ee», noun, plural ger|ies. 1. the act or habit of joking, playing pranks, or clowning; drollery; jocularity. 2. a joke: »... they indulged in a hundred sports, jocularities, waggeries (Thackeray). ╂[< wa …
73wag|gling|ly — «WAG lihng lee», adverb. with a waggle …
74wag|gly — «WAG lee», adjective. waggling; unsteady …
75wag|gon-head|ed — «WAG uhn HEHD ihd», adjective. Especially British. wagon headed …
76Wag|gon|er — «WAG uh nuhr», noun. = Wagoner. (Cf. ↑Wagoner) …
77wag|gon|ette — «WAG uh NEHT», noun. Especially British. wagonette …
78wag|gon — «WAG uhn», noun. British. wagon …
79wag|on-head|ed — «WAG uhn HEHD ihd», adjective. Architecture. having a cylindrical ceiling, roof, or vault …
80wag|on|ette — «WAG uh NEHT», noun. a four wheeled carriage, open or with a removable top, with a seat in front running crosswise and two lengthwise seats facing each other …