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wagging
What does wagging mean?
Bunking off school. Used across the North of England — Geordie, Scouse, Manc all claim it. 'Wagging it' means you're not in maths, you're behind the bike sheds.
"Caught the pair of them wagging school doon the precinct."
Frequently asked questions
What does wagging mean?
Wagging means skipping school or bunking off. It refers to deliberately not attending classes.
How do you use wagging in a sentence?
"We got caught wagging school and had to sit through detention."
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