- Definition
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Resembling or characteristic of a wag or jokester; roguish in mischievous merriment and good humor.
- Examples of word Waggish in a sentence
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“John has a waggish disposition that often got him into trouble as a child.”
- Did you Know?
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“Waggish” originated from the Middle English word “wag” which is the shortened form of the word “waghalter,” meaning mischievous pranksters or youths.
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