Which is it that it is, that you should be worrying the life out of this croupy infant of liberty, as is hardly able to waggle its head, barring all hope that it will ever get upon its pins and take its 'constitutional' like other mortals in distress?

I think myself that my member's mind waggled.

He sank back upon his pillows and waggled feeble hands, while his respect for Liane grew by bounds.

I got a wife and family to support, and they's enough trouble running a hotel without picking up any more by letting yore tongue waggle too much.

We'll show 'em all yet, won't we, Cuter old settler?" Cuter old settler waggled his ears.

Gussie's reply was to waggle his eyebrows.

She waggled with her tail, And nodded with her head.

She waggled with her tail, And nodded with her head, As little Jenny Wren Was sitting by the shed.

V. be agitated &c; shake; tremble, tremble like an aspen leaf; quiver, quaver, quake, shiver, twitter, twire^, writhe, toss, shuffle, tumble, stagger, bob, reel, sway, wag, waggle; wriggle, wriggle like an eel; dance, stumble, shamble, flounder, totter, flounce, flop, curvet, prance, cavort

" The boy-soldier whispered an answer and waggled his head despondently.

Mortal man cannot conceive of the delicate shades of sentiment expressible by a dog's tail, unless he has studied the subjectthe wag, the waggle, the cock, the droop, the slope, the wriggle!

Now the sons of men marry the daughters of heaven, and the offspring is Wiggle, Waggle, Windbag, and Redtape.

The children, who also had their gourds before them, were obliged to defend the contents valiantly; for at one moment a hen would peck something out, and, at the next, a dog would run off with a bit, or sometimes even a little pig would waggle up, and invariably give a most contented grunt when it had not performed the journey for nothing.

Don't waggle your head L ike a blundering, sleepy old cow!

Dat why I waggle my head at Zenas to say nuffin' back.

They addressed the ball ceremoniously, waggled the club at it, first soothingly, then with distinct menace, looked up to frown at a spot far down the fairway, looked back, exhaled the breath, and drove.

Receiving no reply beyond a wink and a waggle, he dropped his blue pencil, rose, and went to the table sacred to litter; and from a wild welter of books, pipes, papers, golf-balls, hats, cigar-boxes, dog-collars, switches, cartridges and other sediment, he extracted a large gilt-edged card and studied it without enthusiasm or bias.

Am I, then, a person to be hoodwinked by the first big-bosomed huzzy that elects to waggle her fat shoulders and to grant an assignation in a forest expressly designed for stabbings?

I was used, by that time, to havin' the hoose break into laughter at the first wee waggle o' my kilt, but that nicht it was awfu' still.

They laughed frae the moment I first waggled my kilt at them, before I did more than laugh as I came oot to walk aroond.

But they'll laughthey'll laugh at the way I walk, I suppose, and at the waggle o' ma kilts.

There was a tiger in papier-mâché on the glass case that covered, the low countera grave, kind-eyed tiger that waggled his head in a methodical manner; there were several crystal spheres, a china hand holding magic cards, a stock of magic fish-bowls in various sizes, and an immodest magic hat that shamelessly displayed its springs.

Very probably there was not a thought in the book that had been put in with his old complacent waggle of the head.

He caught bottle and hand together, let them go with a quick flip of the rawhide and waggled his head in apology.

And it's dead in linethem old bucks don't waggle their hands permiskus when they talk.