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Often used in the same context:
snigger,
chortle,
cluck,
snicker,
snidely,
waggled,
pshaw,
yawn,
guffaw,
sneer,
ungrammatically,
cackled,
tut,
licker,
harrumphing,
uncharitably,
titter,
mutter,
quip,
pooh,
wryly,
fiddlesticks,
tutting,
cavil,
wink,
dobber,
wishfully,
chuckle,
cockily,
hmph,
sagely,
cynics,
brayed,
drily,
naughtily,
smugly,
sarcastically,
snootily,
yap,
tsks,
meowed,
tsk,
nicker,
misquote,
jape,
pundit,
feller,
cheekily,
jokingly,
giggle,
frown,
pommy,
approvingly,
caustically,
clap,
sneeringly,
howl,
chunter,
smirking,
scold,
disapprovingly,
collective noun,
facetiously,
oinking,
jacka,
sphynx,
pityingly,
awright,
derisively,
haughtily,
irritably,
galah,
crossly,
fuddle,
tiddly,
hyena,
lisped,
exclaim,
pillock,
farted,
windbag,
lapdog,
prissily,
arf,
punned,
bleat,
pleb,
mooed,
belling,
poncey,
tink,
tempus fugit,
whinnied,
polecat,
patronisingly,
jackanapes,
wiseacre,
bawl,
whap,
snivel,
tinkle,
joker,
wags,
smuggler,
thief,
pirate,
poacher,
skipper,
quack,
reviewer,
rogues,
scout,
thieves,
wits,
barber,
blacksmith,
gambler,
humorist,
jester,
jesters,
wigwag,
analogic,
braided,
ciphered,
coded,
concatenated,
encrypted,
feedback,
furred,
gated,
generated,
interrupt,
kinesic,
paralinguistic,
sinusoid,
telegraphic,
vacuolar,
warning,
windowed,
acoustically
Appears in the definition of:
dish the dirt,
gossip
More general:
agitation,
humorist,
humourist,
jiggle,
joggle,
wiggle
Synonyms:
card,
shake,
waggle,
wit
Also try:
— Adjectives for wag:
wig,
great,
mad,
local,
little,
wicked,
old,
young,
sweet,
noted,
mischievous,
more...
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