waggle

wag·gle

W0005800 (wăg′əl)v. wag·gled, wag·gling, wag·gles v.tr. To move (an attached part, for example) with short, quick motions: waggled her foot impatiently.v.intr. To move shakily; wobble: waggled down the steps.n. A wobbling motion.

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[Middle English wagelen, frequentative of waggen; see wag¹.]

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wag′gly adj.

waggle

(ˈwæɡəl) vbto move or cause to move with a rapid shaking or wobbling motionna rapid shaking or wobbling motion[C16: frequentative of wag¹] ˈwagglingly adv ˈwaggly adj

wag•gle

(ˈwæg əl)

v. -gled, -gling,
n. v.i. 1. to wobble or shake, esp. while in motion. v.t. 2. to move up and down or from side to side: to waggle one's head. n. 3. a waggling motion. [1585–95; wag + -le]

waggle

Past participle: waggled
Gerund: waggling

Imperative
waggle
waggle

Present
I waggle
you waggle
he/she/it waggles
we waggle
you waggle
they waggle

Preterite
I waggled
you waggled
he/she/it waggled
we waggled
you waggled
they waggled

Present Continuous
I am waggling
you are waggling
he/she/it is waggling
we are waggling
you are waggling
they are waggling

Present Perfect
I have waggled
you have waggled
he/she/it has waggled
we have waggled
you have waggled
they have waggled

Past Continuous
I was waggling
you were waggling
he/she/it was waggling
we were waggling
you were waggling
they were waggling

Past Perfect
I had waggled
you had waggled
he/she/it had waggled
we had waggled
you had waggled
they had waggled

Future
I will waggle
you will waggle
he/she/it will waggle
we will waggle
you will waggle
they will waggle

Future Perfect
I will have waggled
you will have waggled
he/she/it will have waggled
we will have waggled
you will have waggled
they will have waggled

Future Continuous
I will be waggling
you will be waggling
he/she/it will be waggling
we will be waggling
you will be waggling
they will be waggling

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been waggling
you have been waggling
he/she/it has been waggling
we have been waggling
you have been waggling
they have been waggling

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been waggling
you will have been waggling
he/she/it will have been waggling
we will have been waggling
you will have been waggling
they will have been waggling

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been waggling
you had been waggling
he/she/it had been waggling
we had been waggling
you had been waggling
they had been waggling

Conditional
I would waggle
you would waggle
he/she/it would waggle
we would waggle
you would waggle
they would waggle

Past Conditional
I would have waggled
you would have waggled
he/she/it would have waggled
we would have waggled
you would have waggled
they would have waggled

Thesaurus

Noun	1.	waggle - causing to move repeatedly from side to sidewag, shakeagitation - the act of agitating something; causing it to move around (usually vigorously)
Verb	1.	waggle - move from side to side; "The happy dog wagged his tail"wagjiggle, joggle, wiggle - move to and fro; "Don't jiggle your finger while the nurse is putting on the bandage!"
	2.	waggle - move unsteadily or with a weaving or rolling motionwamblemove - move so as to change position, perform a nontranslational motion; "He moved his hand slightly to the right"

waggle

verb wag, wiggle, wave, shake, flutter, wobble, oscillate He was waggling his toes in his socks.

waggle

verb1. To move to and fro vigorously and usually repeatedly:switch, wag, wave.2. To move (one's arms or wings, for example) up and down:beat, flap, flitter, flop, flutter, wave.3. To move or proceed with short irregular motions up and down or from side to side:squiggle, squirm, wiggle, worm, wriggle, writhe.

Translations

摇动来回摇动

waggle

(ˈwӕgl) verb to (cause to) move from side to side. She waggled her hips as she walked down the street; His beard waggled as he ate. (使)來回搖擺 来回摇动 noun such a movement. 搖擺 摇动