Phrases with «to wag the tail»

The phrase "to wag the tail" means to manipulate or control someone or something in a subtle or indirect way, usually with the intention of getting what you want. It suggests having the power to influence others without them realizing it. Full definition

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Sentences with «to wag the tail»

  • Oslund said people should assume every dog has the potential to bite, including dogs with wagging tails and owners who say, «Oh, he growls at everyone.» (dogids.com)
  • The Origin: Most dogs do wag their tails when they are happy. (petwave.com)
  • But a dog wagging his tail with a bias to the left side is showing a negative, anxious response to whatever is happening. (mnn.com)
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