Wagstaff

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If your last name by any chance is Wagstaff, I feel bad for you. The Wagstaff clan, originating from the deep parts of Cornwall has been know in that area as the inferior breed of humans. Wagstaff men can be identified by their very prominent, fiery red hair and their low IQ’s while wag staff women are non existent, only coming from marrying into the family. Urban Dictionary

Pronounced (Vag-staff) A group of German mercenaries that traveled south, to aid the Saxtons on their siege of England. Urban Dictionary

Wagstaff is the last name of one of the greatest people you'll ever know. She is loud, obnoxious, and inclined to slap you every 2 seconds while laughing maniacally. She is 50 and fierce, and will totally ask you if you want to "bring your suit and go in the haaat tub." Urban Dictionary

A particularly offensive poo, that is loud, obnoxious, smelly and gets up everyone's nose. Urban Dictionary

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The lesser known breed of wagstaff, this rabid beast often preys on small children and is inclined to don a small and shiny kagool. also known among shittybumweasels as the nathnath wankstaff. Urban Dictionary

This is a reference to the penis, Originating from the 17th century. Used especially in a context where respect is due. Urban Dictionary

Johanna Wagstaff is a weird woman who loves to grind with tectonic plates. You can usually see her in Vancouver trying to create an earth-quake by grinding with the sand causing quicksand. Urban Dictionary

The surname of someone who loves Manchester United and is not a manc. Urban Dictionary

An italian man who loves eating pizza and pasta but hates foreigners and ethnic minorities. He’s often called fat but he’s not really fat. He also has a fetish for Nazis. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to wagstaff:
wagstaff, falstaff, flagstaff, wagstaffe, langstaff, waitstaff, amstaff, wagstaffs, palstaff, arstaff, sanstaff.

Words that rhyme with wagstaff:
staff, half, laugh, graph, chaff, calf, gaffe, behalf, epitaph, monograph, gaff, giraffe, photograph, telegraph, autograph, paragraph, naff, carafe, graf, gaf, raff, phonograph, staph, raphe, lithograph, riffraff, raf, draff, taff, choreograph, polygraph, falstaff, mimeograph, haff, laff, flagstaff, sclaff, allograph, graff, spectrograph, chief of staff, hectograph, belly laugh, paff, rhaphe, bar graph, skaff, scaff, golden calf, msafp, schaff, pfaff, time and a half, overstaff, unitaf, shaff, general staff, graef, understaff, echograph, mass spectrograph, taffe, metcalf, sir john falstaff, box calf, wireless telegraph, office staff, second half, braff, research staff, assaf, first half, maintenance staff, service staff, bickerstaff, sound spectrograph, sales staff, headquarters staff, x-ray photograph, last half, security staff, biggerstaff, graeff, grandstaff, longstaff, fraph, grindstaff, graefe, sielaff, hackstaff, intergraph, pendergraph, pinkstaff, reprograph, yaffe.

Adjectives that are often used to describe wagstaff:
little, old, muret, poor, master, late.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective wagstaff:
properties.

Words that sound like wagstaff:
wagstaff, waitstaff, flagstaff, pikestaff, backstaff, half-staff, hastif, waxed, wagati, whipstaff, mastiff, mastif, langstaff, hogsty, waxy, westy, westie, wagtail, what-if, westhoff, wext, wagt, wista, worksafe, wagf, waxd, werkstatt.