waggly

[ wag-lee ]
/ ˈwæg li /

adjective

waggling; unsteady.

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Origin of waggly

First recorded in 1890–95; waggle + -y1

Words nearby waggly

waggery, waggish, waggle, waggle dance, waggler, waggly, waggon, Wagner, Wagner Act, Wagnerian, Wagner-Jauregg
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Example sentences from the Web for waggly

  • They look like bundles of grey fluff, with crooked legs and waggly necks.

    Pond and Stream|Arthur Ransome