tossing lighted firecrackers around is not the kind of harmless waggery that it might seem
Will Rogers' homespun waggeries struck a chord with audiences during the Great Depression.
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To ask you to step into the parlor was Maggie’s favorite waggery, the divisions of her cabin being purely imaginary.—Gertrude A. Zerr, Harper's magazine, 22 July 2019
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