wagging (Meaning)

Webster

wagging (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Wag

No weak antonyms found.

The dog's tail wagged enthusiastically as it greeted its owner.
The child's tongue wagged uncontrollably as they tasted the sweet treat.
The politician's eyebrows wagged in disbelief at the outrageous claims.
The fan wagged vigorously, providing a cool breeze on the hot summer day.
The flag wagged in the gentle wind, fluttering against the clear blue sky.
The baby's toes wagged happily as they lay in their mother's arms.
The cat's tail wagged slowly as it watched the bird hopping on the windowsill.
The witness's voice wagged as they recounted the harrowing details of the accident.
The teacher's finger wagged in disapproval as she scolded the mischievous student.
The politician's smile wagged as they gave an insincere speech to the constituents.

of Wag

flicking, switching, twitching,flapping, waggling, swishing, bobbing, waving, swinging, wavering

shutting up, shutting up,clamming up, clamming up,

The dog's tail wagged enthusiastically as it greeted its owner.

The child's tongue wagged uncontrollably as they tasted the sweet treat.

The politician's eyebrows wagged in disbelief at the outrageous claims.

The fan wagged vigorously, providing a cool breeze on the hot summer day.