What is "wagge"

Usage examples of "wagge".

Shipping out seven or eight people was a different matter, and Wolf wanted to know more about Wagge, his ship, and his planned itin-erary.

Every movement rotting with melancholia, Bannon wagged his arms at his sides in one bitter, languorous shrug.

For the Bare Accost, two wall-eyes in a face forced: for the Better Regard, a face favourably simpering, with a fan waving: for the Solemn Address, two lips wagging, and never a wise word: for the Perfect Close, a wring by the hand, with a banquet in a corner.

He proposed that while they were in the mood they should go again to the old cemetery, and see the hinged jaw of the murdered Paumgartner, wagging in eternal accusation of his murderess.

I went into the pub as well, knowing that tongues would be wagging in the village.

Emmendorf stumbled toward them, one finger wagging at the midnight jungle.