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wag
noun as in person who is very funny
Example Sentences
“Never judge a book by its contents,” quipped a wag in a porkpie hat as we both regarded the cover of an aging paperback guide to vitamins, for sale on a Broadway sidewalk.
“I remember if I made a hit, he would stand on the sidelines and wag his finger at me. I was like, `You created this.’
"Marvin was a very good boy," Dan McKinley, 27, says, recalling how his four-legged friend went viral on X when TV crews at the 100 weddings event caught him wagging his tail.
"He was always accessible at NBA events over the years - with his infectious smile, deep booming voice and signature finger wag that endeared him to basketball fans of every generation."
But she also wagged an admonishing finger as she complained of continuing captivity and the Israeli government’s failure to act to free her and the others.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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