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Definition of wagger - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
movementRare one who or that which wagsRare
- The dog is a happy wagger.
2.
- He's known as a wagger at school.
Origin of wagger
Unknown
Examples of wagger in a sentence
Her tail is a persistent wagger. The wagger missed another important exam. Teachers are concerned about the wagger's frequent absences.
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- French:remueur, absentéiste, ...
- German:Wedler, Schulschwänzer, ...
- Italian:scodinzolatore, assenteista, ...
- Spanish:meneador, fugitivo escolar, ...
- Portuguese:abanador, gazeteiro, ...
- Chinese:摇尾者, 逃学者, ...
- Japanese:しっぽ振り, 怠け者, ...
- Arabic:هَزَّاز, مُتَغَيِّب عَن المَدْرَسَة, ...
- Hebrew:מְכַשְׁכֵּשׁ, מַבְרִיז, ...
- Russian:виляющий, прогульщик, ...
- Ukrainian:виляльник, прогульник, ...
- Hindi:पूंछ हिलाने वाला, अनुपस्थित, ...
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