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tongue wagging

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Example Sentences for tongue wagging

But he don't get my tongue wagging till I get the cash pappy.

Only her tongue wagged, and he hardly heard his own tongue wagging in reply.

He is a man to keep the world's tongue wagging, not too musically always; though himself of very unvocal nature.

As Bristol said in one of his reports: "Only set her tongue wagging, and she spouts away as irresistibly as an artesian well."

The opening lines, which would have set every tongue wagging, were withheld from publication until January, 1887.

He might set his tongue wagging, and some reporter might get wind of it and put it in a local paper.

Radical speech, and he seized an occasion to set his tongue wagging against the Chancellor; in short he seems bent on mischief.

Never a man lost his temper, and, to the best of my knowledge, not a harsh word was spoken during that time of tongue wagging.

"You can do your tongue wagging when we are clear of this blooming town," Hiram cried sharply.

By gad, Dale,” cried Medenham, “I have never heard your tongue wagging in that fashion before.

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