(humorous) (person)
21Earl Williamson — Infobox Officeholder name= Earl Guyton Williamson, Sr. caption=Earl Williamson at 35 in 1938 office= Caddo Parish Police Juror term start=1933 term end=1972 office2=Caddo Parish Police Juror term start2=1979 term end2=1980 office3=Mayor of Vivian …
22Mujeeb Aalam — Born February 4, 1948(1948 02 04) Mianwali, Pakistan Died June 2, 2004(2004 06 02) (aged 56) Karachi, Pakistan Genres Playback singing …
23wag — wæg n. side to side movement (as of a tail); swinging, shake; joker, humorous person (Informal) v. move from side to side or up and down; move the tongue rapidly (as in gossip or purposeless speech); shake, sway …
24wagged — wæg n. side to side movement (as of a tail); swinging, shake; joker, humorous person (Informal) v. move from side to side or up and down; move the tongue rapidly (as in gossip or purposeless speech); shake, sway …
25wagging — wæg n. side to side movement (as of a tail); swinging, shake; joker, humorous person (Informal) v. move from side to side or up and down; move the tongue rapidly (as in gossip or purposeless speech); shake, sway …
26wags — wæg n. side to side movement (as of a tail); swinging, shake; joker, humorous person (Informal) v. move from side to side or up and down; move the tongue rapidly (as in gossip or purposeless speech); shake, sway …
27circus — /ˈsɜkəs / (say serkuhs) noun 1. a company of performers, animals, etc., especially a travelling company. 2. the performance itself. 3. a circular arena surrounded by tiers of seats, for the exhibition of wild animals, acrobatic feats, etc. 4. (in …
28wag — I. /wæg / (say wag) verb (wagged, wagging) –verb (t) 1. to move from side to side, forwards and backwards, or up and down, especially rapidly and repeatedly: the dog wagged its tail. 2. to move (the tongue) in talking. 3. to shake (a finger) at… …
29wag — wag1 [wag] vt. wagged, wagging [ME waggen, prob. < ON vaga, to move back and forth, rock, akin to OE wagian, to shake, totter < IE base * weĝh , to move > L vehere, to carry] 1. a) to cause (something fastened or held at one end) to move …
30shoot the messenger — humorous to blame or punish the person who tells you about something bad that has happened instead of the person who is responsible for it. And now for tomorrow s weather it s going to be cold, wet and stormy, but don t shoot the messenger! …
