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A person who employs monetary arguments or issues to try to convince a person to make a decision different from the initial one, especially when the initial choice may be more beneficial(notwithstanding its monetary issues). Ex:He said that she should purchase the more skimpy purse since it was more expensive and thus of higher quality. However, it would be a bad choice in the sense that the purse is skimpy or not very strong. She called him a wigger wagger since the more expensive purse ripped the next day.
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A northern England word for flapjack (meaning a desert cooked with oats, butter and sugar) Do you fancy a piece of wigger wagger with your coffee?
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The common name for the uvula, the dangly thing at the back of your throat When she looked down her throat she could see her wigger wagger
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