Wags Meaning in English
word · lemma: wag
ˈwæɡz
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wˈæɡz
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Definition
'Wags' is the third person singular or plural form of 'wag,' meaning to move something, especially a tail, back and forth quickly.
Usage & Nuances
Most commonly used with animals, especially dogs: 'wag the tail.' Less commonly, people use it figuratively (e.g., 'wags his finger'). 'Wags' is the verb form for he/she/it (third person singular) or present simple plural.
Spanish: menea (cola u objeto) - agita (cola)Portuguese (BR): abanar (rabo, cauda) - balança (cauda)Portuguese (PT): abanar (cauda) - abana (rabo)Chinese (Simplified): 摇动（尾巴、物体）Chinese (Traditional): 搖動（尾巴、物體）Hindi: हिलाता है (पूंछ या वस्तु)Arabic: يهز (ذيل أو شيء)Bengali: নাড়ে - দোলায়Russian: виляетJapanese: 振るVietnamese: vẫy - ve vẩyKorean: 흔든다Turkish: sallarUrdu: ہلاتا ہےIndonesian: mengibas
Example Sentences
The dog wags its tail when it is happy.
basic
The little girl wags her finger when she says no.
basic
When the cat sees food, it wags its tail slowly.
basic
My puppy wags his tail like crazy when I come home.
natural
Whenever someone mentions treats, the dog wags its tail in excitement.
natural
Our neighbor's dog always wags his tail when he sees us walking by.
natural