Thus encouraged, Snooky's two hands wigwagged frantically above the pickets.
"One Basket" by Edna Ferber
Thus encouraged, Snooky's two hands wigwagged frantically above the pickets.
"Cheerful--By Request" by Edna Ferber
In the daytime, when ships are within easy distance, wigwagging is commonly used.
"A Gunner Aboard the "Yankee"" by Russell Doubleday
Usually it was the wigwag that he used.
"Pee-wee Harris on the Trail" by Percy Keese Fitzhugh
Reddy stood by him with his wigwag flag to answer back.
"The Scientific American Boy" by A. Russell (Alexander Russell) Bond
Messages were wigwagged from ship to ship.
"Navy Boys Behind the Big Guns" by Halsey Davidson
The relief of the boys at the information conveyed by the wigwag signals from the shore may well be imagined.
"Boy Scouts in the Philippines" by G. Harvey Ralphson
I told Mike what you wrote to him, and he wigwagged a message of love back to you with his tail.
"'Smiles'" by Eliot H. Robinson
I'll wigwag from the porch, Bobbie.
"Glory of Youth" by Temple Bailey
Already they were wigwagging the news of the discovery.
"The Boy Scout Treasure Hunters" by Charles Henry Lerrigo
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