waggie Antonyms
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Meaning of waggie
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waggie (n.)
The pied wagtail.
waggie Sentence Examples
- The dog wagged its tail excitedly, its waggie a beacon of canine happiness.
- The waggies of the horses as they galloped across the field were a mesmerizing sight.
- The baby's waggie as it giggled was irresistible, melting hearts with its infectious joy.
- The cat's waggie was an invitation for attention, a gentle request for a cuddle.
- The snake's waggie was a warning, a shimmering signal to stay away.
- The plant's waggies swayed gently in the breeze, a mesmerizing dance of nature.
- The flag's waggie rippled in the wind, a symbol of pride and patriotism.
- The kite's waggie caught the sunlight, creating a kaleidoscope of colors in the sky.
- The dancer's waggies were a mesmerizing display of rhythm and grace.
- The artist's waggie with their brush created a masterpiece on the canvas, a symphony of colors and textures.
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The pied wagtail.
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No antonyms found.
The dog wagged its tail excitedly, its waggie a beacon of canine happiness.
The waggies of the horses as they galloped across the field were a mesmerizing sight.
The baby's waggie as it giggled was irresistible, melting hearts with its infectious joy.
The cat's waggie was an invitation for attention, a gentle request for a cuddle.
