waggling

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  1. transitive verb To move (an attached part, for example) with short, quick motions: waggled her foot impatiently.
  2. intransitive verb To move shakily; wobble: waggled down the steps.
  3. noun A wobbling motion.

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  • No one else was eyebrow-waggling, but three men were at the table with him, and several others were dotted around the bar area. —  ARTEMIS FOWL is a child prodigy from Ireland who has dedicated his brilliant mind to criminal activities
  • “To keep your tongue from waggling,” Krai growled with a humorless grin. —  Witch Fire.htm
  • It's an effective but incredibly repetitious way to finish the game, and it's usable all the way to the end, with the exception of the boss battles, which often incorporate quicktime remote-waggling events. —  CNET Australia
  • There are no bum-waggling bears, but Hammond - as the grinning, giggling onlooker to all this mayhem - is happy to be seen as a 21st century Stuart Hall. —  Manchester Evening News - RSS Feed
  • No, instead mindlessly waggling will again win the day for you, even letting you beat some bosses under a minute. —  Latest from PALGN
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