Tail-Wagger

Someone or something that makes a person feel very happy or full of joy. A point in time that made or will make a person happy.

"John received that new set of golf clubs that he wanted for his birthday. It was a real tail-wagger." or "I'm really looking forward to that concert. It'll be real tail-wagger." or "Pat is my closest and best friend, a real tail-wagger."

by TimingPlus August 21, 2018

Waggers

An informal greeting toward fellow group members, specifically those in Team Juan. A variation of wagwan.

Person 1: Waggers bröther
Person 2: Oh yes, waggers fellow group member

by Angus2.0 July 22, 2019

whigger

A white person who attempts to act black, but usually ends up just acting moronic.

"Man, what's with these stupid whiggers driving around in low-riders, blaring rap music that talks about killing whitey?"

by DragonXero January 6, 2003

whigger

1) a caucasian who doubts his own toughness, so thinks he can fool people into fearing and respecting him by acting black. Ironically, the effect is the opposite. No one is afraid of a whigger not even a smaller whigger.

2) an embarrassingly bad white rapper, generally not applied to the very few talented white rappers like Eminem.

1) Whenever someone hassles him he does his whigger routine because he thinks it will scare them.

2) Vanilla Ice is a whigger.

by Mike Oxhard July 10, 2006

Whigger

A Whigger is a white person rich or poor (not Dirt house poor) who listens to rap music thinking it makes them cool and try's acting like a black person and ends up making them A) Getting the shit beat out of them or B) No one talks to them and they get the shit beat of them.

That kid CJ is such a whigger I heard his ass got beat by a black dude and got a black eye.

by Leroy JKinz June 18, 2016

Tally Wagger

It's another dirty word for a mans penis.

Bob: "just because your black doesn't mean you have a big Tally Wagger."

John: "Ummmm.....yes it does."

by FATMAN!)! February 15, 2010

wigger wagger

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?

by Richard Womersley January 12, 2006