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Ric.ror | 08:32 Wed 29th Jun 2016 | History
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No - not the Collen Rooney or Victoria Beckhams but I thought the word Wag referred to a kind of Artful Dodger type chappy
Am I thinking of the wrong thing?


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Like a scallywag?
08:33 Wed 29th Jun 2016
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http://www.dictionary.com/browse/wag
08:35 Wed 29th Jun 2016
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a person given to droll, roguish, or mischievous humor; wit

That is exactly what I am thinking - I should scroll further down in the future

Thank you
08:40 Wed 29th Jun 2016
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And there was I thinking you were on about Wives (Hags ?) And Girlfriends.
11:13 Wed 29th Jun 2016
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Wag in football terms means Wifes And Girlfriends .
The older definition did mean an 'artful' dodgy type of person.
11:21 Wed 29th Jun 2016
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Ys it was used in football commentary the other day to mean that (not wives) and really confused me!
11:25 Wed 29th Jun 2016

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