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wagged

Wagged - What does it mean?

wagged | |

Wagged vs Wag - What's the difference?

wagged | wag |


As verbs the difference between wagged and wag

is that wagged is (wag) while wag is .

Wagged vs Swung - What's the difference?

wagged | swung |


As verbs the difference between wagged and swung

is that wagged is (wag) while swung is (swing).

Nagged vs Wagged - What's the difference?

nagged | wagged |


As verbs the difference between nagged and wagged

is that nagged is past tense of nag while wagged is past tense of wag.

Terms vs Wagged - What's the difference?

terms | wagged |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb wagged is

(wag).

Hagged vs Wagged - What's the difference?

hagged | wagged |


As an adjective hagged

is like a hag; lean; ugly.

As a verb wagged is

(wag).

Wagged vs Vagged - What's the difference?

wagged | vagged |


As verbs the difference between wagged and vagged

is that wagged is (wag) while vagged is (vag).

Lagged vs Wagged - What's the difference?

lagged | wagged |


As verbs the difference between lagged and wagged

is that lagged is (lag) while wagged is (wag).

Wagge vs Wagged - What's the difference?

wagge | wagged |


As verbs the difference between wagge and wagged

is that wagge is while wagged is (wag).

Wagged vs Waggel - What's the difference?

wagged | waggel |


As a verb wagged

is (wag).

As a noun waggel is

(uk|dialect) the young of the great black-backed gull (larus marinus ), formerly considered a distinct species.

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