Meanings
- rareuncountableA waving motion.
1 more example
Violet […] had been fed to such a state that he seldom cared to move, other than by a slow, sneering wavement of the tail when friendly words were addressed to him; and consequently, as he seemed beyond all capacity or desire to run away, or to run at all, Mrs. Balche allowed him complete liberty of action.
1922, Booth Tarkington, Gentle Julia
Origin
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