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wag

to be doing anything other than doing/ attending what is required of you within a time frame without having a valid reason. an australian term for the british word "skive"

lizelle is expelled for wagging the calc test and going to macdonalds

by stuti September 27, 2006

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WAG

play hookey, skip

We wagged school on Friday

by Geoff September 14, 2003

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Wag

Means to play hookey (nottingham area word)

Sup, history is shit, i mite wag it

by Deathlok September 14, 2005

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WAG

Acronym for "Wild Ass Guess"

The economy is looking so shaky right now that any budget forecast would be a complete WAG.

by d7526dda-892c-4ee9-a4b8-36b5a3 March 13, 2014

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wag

Someone who thinks they are funny, usually the class clown. Someone about whom it would be said "there's always one..." when they make a wisecrack.

Some wag sitting behind me laughed at his own joke. Nobody else did.

by Flash Wilson June 18, 2004

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WAG

A coiner of clever terms or phrases, or an observer of new meanings to a term or phrase

Some wag in the artworld once said that sculpture is what you trip over in a gallery when you step back to get a better view of a painting.

by Geoff September 14, 2003

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WAG

What A Genius. A term used to denote a person of great intellect.

Ramiz: Are you a WAG?
Pleasure: Nooooo

by legendryAuthor August 20, 2015

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