Wagged

The children wagged their fingers at each other in a game.

The woman wagged her head in disapproval of the decision.

The employee wagged sensitive company data to a competitor.

The hacker wagged confidential personal data to the public.

The bird's feathers wagged as it shook off the water.

The baby wagged its arms and legs in excitement.

The dog wagged its tail in excitement as its owner arrived home.

The salesman wagged on about the features of the product without getting to the point.

The fan wagged his finger at the opposing team's player, taunting them from the stands.

The coworkers wagged on about their weekend activities during the meeting.

The little girl wagged her finger at the puppy.

The child wagged his head to the rhythm of the music.

The group of girls wagged on about the latest fashion trends.

The conductor wagged his finger at the orchestra for not playing in unison.

The CEO wagged her finger at the board members for not meeting the quarterly targets.

The cow wagged its head to swat away the flies.

They wagged the blame for the lost item onto the cleaning staff.

The children giggled and wagged their fingers at the clown during the party.

The manager wagged his finger at the employee for not following company policy.

The politician wagged his finger at the journalist for asking a tough question.

The coach wagged his finger at the athlete for cheating during the game.

The cat wagged its tail in excitement as its owner brought out its favorite toy.

The dog wagged its tail enthusiastically as its owner came home.

The horse wagged its tail as the rider mounted it for a ride.

The bird wagged its tail feathers as it attracted a mate.

The toddler wagged his finger at his reflection in the mirror.

The student wagged her finger at her friend for being late to class.

The pendulum wagged back and forth as time passed.

The flag wagged in the wind as it hung from the pole.

The tree branches wagged in the strong gusts of wind.

The car's windshield wipers wagged rapidly to clear the rain.

The dancer's hips wagged in time with the music.

The balloons wagged as they were carried away by the wind.

The toddler's finger wagged as he scolded his stuffed animal.

The child wagged his finger at the bully who was bothering him, standing up for himself.

The group of friends wagged their tongues at each other, teasing and joking around.

The whistleblower wagged details about the corruption to the press.

The bully wagged his finger at the younger kids on the playground.

The branches of the tree wagged in the breeze.

The puppet's head wagged as the puppeteer moved the strings.

The children wagged on about their favorite cartoons.

The athlete wagged his finger at the opposing team during the game.

The gossip columnist wagged on about the latest celebrity scandals.

The professor wagged her finger at the students for not doing the assigned readings.

The bunny wagged its nose as it sniffed the air.

The squirrel wagged its tail while eating a nut.

The professor wagged on about their research without considering the students' questions.

The artist wagged his finger as he made the final touches on his painting.

The dancer wagged her hips to the rhythm of the music.

The spy wagged important intelligence to the enemy.