Waggle

usgb/ˈwæɡl/
verb

To move or cause to move with short quick motions from side to side or up and down.

The dog waggled its tail.
Visual representation of "waggle" - To move or cause to move with short quick motions from side to side or up and down

Often appears as...

  • waggle one's tail
  • waggle one's eyebrows
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Body Language

Used to describe lively body movements that express feelings or signals.

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He waggled his eyebrows playfully at his friend.
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Friendly Gesture

Often indicates friendliness or eagerness when done by animals or people.

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The puppy's excited waggle made everyone smile.
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Emphasize Enthusiasm

Used to show enthusiasm or embellish a story being told.

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She waggled her fingers to show how the magician's hands moved.
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