Waggle

She waggle her fingers in excitement when she saw the surprise birthday cake.

He couldn't contain his excitement and waggle his fingers while waiting for the roller coaster to start.

The waggle of the dancer's hips captivated the audience.

The dog's excited waggle of its tail greeted me at the door.

The bartender's quick waggle of the cocktail shaker produced a perfectly mixed drink.

The waggle of the dog's tail showed its excitement.

The rhythmic waggle of the conductor's baton kept the orchestra in sync.

The technician's precise waggle of the soldering iron ensured a secure connection.

The waggle of the conductor's baton set the tempo for the orchestra.

The waggle of the butterfly's antennae signaled its communication.

The waggle of the baby's rattle caught their attention.

The comedian's exaggerated waggle of his eyebrows added to the humor of his performance.

The enthusiastic cheerleader's pom-poms were in constant waggle during the game.

The rhythmic waggle of the pendulum soothed her to sleep.

The bee's waggle dance communicated the location of the flower to the rest of the hive.

The waggle of the windmill blades generated electricity.

The wind's strong waggle of the tree branches caused a rustling sound.

The child's waggle of her finger indicated that she wanted to play.

The fish's waggle of its fin propelled it swiftly through the water.

The golfer used a waggle to get into the right swing position.

The waggle of the bee's wings created a buzzing sound.

The construction worker waggle the warning sign to alert drivers of the road closure.

The dancer waggle her hips gracefully during the salsa routine.

The dog waggle its tail happily when its owner came home.

The chef waggle the knife skillfully while preparing the ingredients.

The protestors waggle their signs in front of the government building.

The coach waggle his clipboard, signaling the players to change their positions.

The children waggle their toys in the air, pretending to have a sword fight.

The conductor waggle his baton to guide the orchestra during the performance.