waggle

Object

• finger: Waving arms and waggling fingers were the order of the day when Southampton water babies took their swimming lessons in silence.
• joystick: Lock On Gold requires you to THINK as well as waggle a joystick, and the learning curve is steep.

Converse of object

• have: A few weeks later he rang me to say that the blank was ready for me to come and ' have a waggle ' .

Modifies a noun

• dance: The figure of eight ' waggle dance ' which is so fundamental to their species ' existence.

Modifying Another Word

• about: BB as always loved the water, kicking and waggling about.
• gently: Try gently waggling a few pertinent wires while the engine is running badly ( beware the plug leads, check those offline!
• then: He would then waggle a lever or wind a handle to make the other visible parts move.
• away: While I was talking to them their rod tip was waggling away.

Noun used with modifier

• wing: A group of children excitedly pointed and frantically waved their arms I obliged with a wing waggle and could almost hear the cheer.