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an article on "waggery", but its sister project Wiktionary does: Read the Wiktionary entry "waggery" You can also: Search for Waggery in Wikipedia to...

epitome of a Wag". Fashion writer Shane Watson coined a collective noun, "waggery". One can also be "Wagged".[citation needed] In 2010, the Equalities and...

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...

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...

his works sometimes include a romanticism which combines eroticism and waggery with more erudite influences such as Petrarch. The worlds presented in...

of the post-war psychology of four injured American aviators. Their mad waggery and reckless drinking ends darkly for three of them, but the fourth, Cary...

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...

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...

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...