Adjective:

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waggish's Usage Examples:

He also inherited his father’s waggish humour.

quacquero] di bel'humore" – that is, the good-humoured, good-natured or waggish Quaker.

Superficially, the play is a farce about "gulled knights and waggish servants," though it has also been perceived to possess deeper levels of.

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The more waggish staff were known to say that the acronym stood for "Information Screwed.

The book has been described as showing Thomas's "waggish humor at its best, his exuberance ' verbal magic in spectacular display".

waggish.

" Music critic Robert Christgau wrote "Prine's waggish pathos and lip-smacking Americanese have been whetted by the divorce that.

Hardinge was 'the waggish Welsh judge, Jefferies Hardsman' of Lord Byron's Don Juan (xiii.

performing their best works in Laleh-Zar's Grand Hotel amphitheater, and waggish ladies with European styles along with tall boys, were going there from.

Marc Wootton as Cozzo Scott's waggish pal who works as a fast-food machine repair technician.

honesty, and to make his exploits appear rather those of a wild young waggish fellow than of a robber.

Early in the story the waggish narrator remarks, "You can make oyster soup without oysters, turtle soup.

remarked, "Beethoven, as he re-emerges in Absolute Jest, is less of a waggish caricature.

Synonyms:

humourous; humorous;

Antonyms:

humourless; displeasing; humorless;