Sentences

wag in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

WAG (verb): to move or sway back and forth or up and down, often in a lively or enthusiastic manner.

Sample Sentences

  1. The dog began to wag its tail excitedly when it saw its owner.
  2. During the game, the cheerleaders would often wag their pom-poms to encourage the crowd.
  3. She couldn't help but wag her finger at him when he confessed to skipping class.
  4. As the presentation began, he felt nervous, but he tried to wag his enthusiasm to the audience.
  5. The little boy would wag his toy car back and forth, mimicking the sound of a real engine.
  6. The dog began to wag its tail excitedly as soon as it saw its owner.
  7. In the lively game of fetch, the dog's wagging tail signaled its joy and enthusiasm.
  8. As the news of their victory spread, the players couldn't help but wag their heads in disbelief.
  9. She would often wag her finger at the children when they misbehaved, reminding them to be careful.
  10. The flag began to wag in the brisk wind, catching the attention of everyone nearby.
  11. During the match, the coach decided to wag his finger at the players for their lack of effort.
  12. She couldn't help but wag her head in disbelief at the outrageous comments.
  13. As the puppy played, it would often wag its tail in pure joy.
  14. He watched in amusement as the flag began to wag in the strong wind.

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