wag

to be doing anything other than doing/ attending what is required of you within a time frame without having a valid reason. an australian term for the british word "skive"

lizelle is expelled for wagging the calc test and going to macdonalds

by stuti September 27, 2006

WAG

play hookey, skip

We wagged school on Friday

by Geoff September 14, 2003

Wag

Means to play hookey (nottingham area word)

Sup, history is shit, i mite wag it

by Deathlok September 14, 2005

WAG

Acronym for "Wild Ass Guess"

The economy is looking so shaky right now that any budget forecast would be a complete WAG.

by d7526dda-892c-4ee9-a4b8-36b5a3 March 13, 2014

wag

Someone who thinks they are funny, usually the class clown. Someone about whom it would be said "there's always one..." when they make a wisecrack.

Some wag sitting behind me laughed at his own joke. Nobody else did.

by Flash Wilson June 18, 2004

WAG

A coiner of clever terms or phrases, or an observer of new meanings to a term or phrase

Some wag in the artworld once said that sculpture is what you trip over in a gallery when you step back to get a better view of a painting.

by Geoff September 14, 2003

WAG

What A Genius. A term used to denote a person of great intellect.

Ramiz: Are you a WAG?
Pleasure: Nooooo

by legendryAuthor August 20, 2015