wag

The crowd laughed heartily; and some wag observed that I should perhaps think him too old.

Under such circumstances the throats of a tenantry will still swallow, but their beards will not wag.

"And well he may be," put in Messer Doria, who was reputed a wag.

Sometimes she thought him almost a fool; at others, quite a wag.

He still suspected the tail of a sinister intention to wag the Dragon.

With a bark and a wag of his tail, their dog Splash came rushing along.

That was the reason some wag one day dubbed him "Absalom," which the rest caught up and soon shortened to "Sally."

Wag and most of the rest are rehearsing a play which they mean to present before I go.

By degrees the teeth became less active and the tongues began to wag.

You wag your head from side to side on your bicycle in the manner of Zimmerman, the champion.