a. colloq. Also waggley. [f. WAGGLE v. + -Y.] Waggling, unsteady; in quots. transf., having frequent irregular curves.
1894. Eliz. Banks, Camp. Curiosity, 135. They keep in the path, even in its most waggly parts.
1915. Blackw. Mag., Sept., 303/2. A mud fort it was,… with a deep waggley narrow trench running all round.
