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epitome of a Wag".
Fashion writer Shane Watson coined a
collective noun, "
waggery". One can also be "Wagged".[citation needed] The term WAGS was
first mentioned...
- Verbruggen): You'll hear with
Patience a dull Scene, to see, In a
contented lazy
waggery, The
Female Mountford bare
above the knee.
Katharine Eisaman Maus also...
- got the
thing to his liking. In
those moments,
there were none of the
waggeries and
wisecracks of his
leisure hours; we were
concentrating on the solemn...
- his
works sometimes include a
romanticism which combines eroticism and
waggery with more
erudite influences such as Petrarch. The
worlds presented in...
- For he is
tenacious of his point. For he is a
mixture of
gravity and
waggery. For he
knows that God is his Saviour. For
there is
nothing sweeter than...
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liberty means, that
nobody on it by day or night, may
practice wickedness,
waggery or violence; else,
their hand will soon be
chopped off.") In the Middle...
- the
concept is
called a "iugling booke" ("juggling book") or "booke for
Waggery". It
contains a
complete description of how to
prepare a blow book. The...
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member of the
party gave his name as Sir
Charles Ingle in a "spirit of
waggery". The name was then used on the
prestigious guest list at
their stop in...
- is
witless and tasteless".
Chodorov and
Fields had used "the same old
waggery and same old schmaltz",
updated with a few new
tricks and
topical references...
