It's always a treat to learn a new term for pastries, however waggish, so Tuesday's Telegraph tickled with: 14ac Currant buns?
On Sunday, Doubleday publishes Ferlinghetti's new waggish, stream-of-consciousness, autobiographical "experimental novel" "Little Boy". An open house at the Columbus Avenue store features a series of readings; exhibitions, toasts and more readings are scheduled throughout North Beach and beyond.
The Prince did not appear, but Letizia did, and she carried off her role, tensely but with aplomb and good humor, even saying in a waggish, whispered aside that she had had "better days".
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla .— With the N.C.A.A.'s sickle looming over Miami and Ohio State, waggish commentators had plenty of fun in the buildup to their game Saturday night.
When Peston's move was officially confirmed by ITV it emerged waggish colleagues quickly renamed him Clashley Cole, given he will go head-to-head with Andrew Marr's Sunday morning BBC politics show.
God bless his waggish ways.
Thou art a waggish, horn-mad dogfish!
That slightly waggish "sprezzatura" is a typical Reid flourish.
(Rooney) 'The Man Who Came to Dinner' (in previews; opens on Sunday) Jim Brochu plays the acid-tongued critic Sheridan Whiteside, inconveniently confined to a dreary Midwestern home, with Cady Huffman as his vain actress chum and Joseph R. Sicari as his waggish buddy in the Peccadillo Theater Company's revival of the classic 1939 comedy by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman, directed by Dan Wackerman.
A waggish design blogger summed it up more succinctly as the "golden combover".
See? Waggish Samurai, built for the ages, goes gushy puppy dog for brighteners.
