Waggish In A Sentence

• And the farmers tossed their heads with an incredulous and waggish air.
• She stood up, and there came over her faded face a waggish expression.

• Just at this epoch, some waggish member of the eating club employed his camera at their expense.
• Mrs. Mills went back to the shop with a waggish caution against too much love-making.
• For all his waggish ways and darting movements Mr. Fullbloom had a shrewd and observant mind.
• She was a girl of some beauty, but her face was most engaging from a kind of waggish intelligence that it had.
• One waggish boy took a piece of human excrement on the end of a stick, and held it out to every one he met with.
• Scrooge was not much in the habit of cracking jokes, nor did he feel, in his heart, by any means waggish then.
• With what he imagined to be a very waggish air, Harry put out his tongue, and held it with his finger and thumb.
• The Phoenix is also very much like an intelligent eagle, with gold and crimson plumage and an exceptionally waggish tail.
• Here Sir Benjamin grew so waggish that he very nearly laid plump finger to nose but checked himself in time and coughed instead.
• But one law must be observed: an essay, like a dog that wishes to please, must have a lively tail, short but as waggish as possible.
• His volubility and waggish manners would have made him quite at home in that assembly, while his orange-colored waistcoat would have given him an agreeable conspicuity.
• He was not naturally bad, Or viciously inclined, But from his early youth he had A waggish turn of mind.

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