wag

• On the other end of this early morning chin-wag was my old friend and fellow cyclist, Ron Moronski. —  CapeCodToday Blog Chowder
• When leetil bird sit on a stone an shake hims tail, I've heerd you an Orley say it wag--but misser Gubbins he got no tail to wag--so how can he wag it I didn't say he wagged it, Betsy," returned Marie, repressing a laugh, "but--you'll never get to understand what a wag means, so I won't try to explain. —  The Madman and the Pirate
• Our barn got touched once and a large splinter of a concussion shell which fell there was used as a weight for a wag-of-the-wall clock in the farmhouse. —  The Red Horizon
• Ah wag, ah wag--I'll buss thee agen for that Miran. —  The Busie Body
• Jack says Douglas is the one man in New York who can afford them Your friend Jack seems to be what they call a wag," I commented It isn't everybody that Douglas will let carry on with him like that. —  Sylvia's Marriage

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