wigwag

[US]/ˈwɪɡ.wæɡ/
[UK]/ˈwɪɡ.wæɡ/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.a signal made by waving a flag or light
v.to move or signal by waving; to sway back and forth
Word Forms
Third Person Singularwigwags
Present Participlewigwagging
Past Tensewigwagged
Past Participlewigwagged

Phrases & Collocations

wigwag signal

wigwag flag

wigwag motion

wigwag style

wigwag dance

wigwag light

wigwag pattern

wigwag approach

wigwag technique

wigwag effect

Example Sentences

the traffic light will wigwag to signal the pedestrians.

during the parade, the flags will wigwag in the breeze.

he likes to wigwag his fingers when he talks.

the dog began to wigwag its tail excitedly.

she watched the lights wigwag in the night sky.

the children started to wigwag their arms while dancing.

as the signal turned red, the flag began to wigwag.

he made a wigwag gesture to get her attention.

the wind caused the streamers to wigwag in the air.

they decided to wigwag their way through the crowd.

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