v. Variant of WAGGLE v.
1648. Hexham, Loteren, to Wagge, or to Woggle.
1918. Blackw. Mag., June, 767/1. I woggle my machine [sc. an aeroplane] from side to side until the leader takes note that strangers have been spied.
1921. S. Graham, Europe—Whither bound? (1922), 131. The miserable green waggons of open horse-trams woggled along the main ways.
