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wagger
▪ I. wagger, n.1 (ˈwægə(r)) [f. wag v. + -er1.] † 1. One who agitates or stirs. Obs.1387 Trevisa Higden (Rolls) I. 189 And so þat name was to hem i-schappe Centauri, as it were an hundred wynde waggers: for þey wagged wel þe wynde faste in hir ridynge. b. One who wags (his head).1654 Sir A. Johnston...
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Christopher Kempf
“[S]wagger, dark wit, erotic melancholy, syntactic dexterity, and many laudable skills are on display in Empire,” Tierney writes, “which successfully contribute
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waggle
▪ I. ˈwaggle, n. [f. waggle v.] 1. The action or an act of waggling; spec. in Golf (see quot. 1897).1885 R. L. & F. Stevenson Dynamiter 199 With a friendly waggle of the hand. 1897 Encycl. Sport I. 464 (Golf) In taking aim or addressing the ball, it is the almost invariable practice to pass or flour...
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Wagless Wonders: 7 Dog Breeds That Don't Have Tails | The Dog People by ...
These dogs go without tails (or much of a tail, anyway), and they like it that way. While many dog breeds have traditionally had their tails docked, these 7 breeds are born without a wagger. They include the French bulldog, Boston terrier, Welsh corgi, and some lesser-known beauties, too. Fans of these dog breeds would point out that what they ...
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Charmaine Yoest
She is not a fire-and-brimstone finger wagger, though faith is a centerpiece of her life."
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3 Types of berries dogs can eat! - Naturipe Farms Berries
3 Types of berries dogs can eat! Pooch, Pup or Tail-wagger; some of the many names used for Man's best friend. These loyal animals have been by man's side for over 20,000 years. Over time, dogs have evolved into many shapes and sizes but will always hold a place in the heart of many families. Dogs are important members of a family, and ...
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Are Cherries Safe for Dogs? This Fruit May Not Be Safe - Green Matters
Jul 5, 2023Stone fruits like peaches, nectarines, apricots, and cherries are a refreshing summer staple, so you may feel tempted to share them with your charming tail-wagger. However, caution is the first step before feeding a dog any "human food," because even some safe fruits come with risks, especially when there is a pit. So, can dogs eat cherries?
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wag-at-the-wall
wag-at-the-wall Sc. and north. Also wag-on-the-wall, etc. [wag v. 3.] 1. A hanging clock with pendulum and weights exposed. Also attrib.1825 Jamieson Suppl. II. 637/2 Wag-at-the-Wa',..a name given to a clock, which has no case, frequently used in the country. 1825 Brockett N.C. Words, Wag-at-the-waw...
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Victor Maddern
The Avengers (1966) – Jackson in Episode "The Thirteenth Hole"
The Prisoner (1967) – Bandmaster
The Baron (1967) – Dino
The Wednesday Play (1967) – Wagger
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prancer
prancer (ˈprɑːnsə(r), -æ-) [f. prance v. + -er1.] One who or that which prances. 1. a. Thieves' cant and slang. A horse.1567 Harman Caveat (1869) 42 A Prigger of Prauncers be horse stealers; for to prigge signifieth in their language to steale, and a Prauncer is a horse. 1622 Fletcher Beggars' Bush ...
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1974 Irish Greyhound Derby
Nelsons Blast set a time of 29.12 before Lively Band recorded 29.05; the remaining heat went to Shady Wagger. Myrtown suffered his first defeat in the semi-finals losing out to Shady Wagger; Lively Band won the other semi from National Produce Stakes champion Quote
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barkless
▪ I. barkless, a.1 (ˈbɑːklɪs) [f. bark n.1 + -less.] Devoid or stripped of bark.1604 Drayton Moses (R.) The trees all barkless nakedly are left. 1817 Byron Manfred i. ii. 67 Blasted pines..barkless, branchless.▪ II. barkless, a.2 (ˈbɑːklɪs) [f. bark n.3 + -less.] Having no bark: applied to a dog whi...
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Sheldonia fuscicolor
Sheldonia fuscicolor, common name the montane tail-wagger snail, is a species of air-breathing land snail, a terrestrial gastropod mollusk in the family
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wig-wag
wig-wag, v. colloq. or techn. (ˈwɪgwæg) [Reduplicated formation combining wig v.1 and wag v., the vowel-change symbolizing the alternation of movement: cf. wiggle-waggle, zig-zag.] To move lightly to and fro, to wag; esp. to wave a flag or other object to and fro in signalling; to signal in this way...
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Friar Tuck
plays, and he was originally partnered with Maid Marian: "She is a trul of trust, to serue a frier at his lust/a prycker a prauncer a terer of shetes/a wagger
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