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WAGs

WAGs (or Wags) is an acronym used to refer to wives and girlfriends of high-profile sportsmen and women. The term may also be used in the singular form, WAG, to refer to a specific female partner or life partner who is in a relationship with an athlete. The term was first used by the British tabloid press to refer to the wives and girlfriends of…

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WAGs

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related to Reality television · 43
WAGs → And, As, Ashley, Austria's Seitenblicke, Baden Baden, Beatrice Trezeguet, Cassie Sumner, Celebrity Big Brother, Cheryl Cole's, Cole, Danielle Lloyd, David Trezeguet, England, English, Et, For, French, French Wags Nicole Henry, German, Giles Smith
related to 2006 World Cup · 41
WAGs → A-level, Abbey Clancy, Alex Curran, Ashley Cole, Baden-Baden, Carly Cole, Cheryl, Coleen Rooney, David Beckham, During, Elen Rives, England, England's, English, Frank Lampard, German, Girls Aloud, It, Joe Cole, June
related to Cricket · 25
WAGs → As, Ashes Test, Australia, Brisbane, Cricket Wives, Cwag, CWAGs, Danni Wyatt, England, Girlfriends, Graeme Smith, I'm, I've, Jessica, Jessica Taylor, Kevin Pietersen, Liberty, Minki, November, South African
related to British Royal Family · 20
WAGs → Beatrice's, British Royal Family, Catherine Middleton, Chelsy Davy, Duchess, Eugenie, Fergie, Girlfriends, In July, Jasper Gerard, Prince Harry, Prince William, RAGs, Royals, Sarah, Subsequently, Sunday Times, The Sun, Windsor Mads, York
related to Criticism · 17
WAGs → Australian, Cheryl Cole, Dana Johannsen, EHRC, Equalities, Felicity Morse, Girls Aloud, Human Rights Commission, In, Melanie Dinjaski, Other, Others, Rebekah Vardy, Shawna Marks, Some, WAG, We're
related to Lawn tennis · 16
WAGs → All-England Lawn Tennis Championships, Andy Murray, British, Daniela Hantuchová, During, Girlfriends, Kim Sears, Nigel Sears, Scottish, Sears, Slovak, The, Times, Wimbledon Wives, World Cup, WWAGs
related to In popular culture · 15
WAGs → Alison Kervin, American Boy, Both, But, Cuz, Estelle, Harper Collins, In, June, Kanye West, LA, October, The, Two, Wag's Diary
related to Fashion · 14
WAGs → Armstrong, Baden-Baden, Chanel, Dior Saddle, Hermès Birkin, Lisa Armstrong, Miu Miu, Shane Watson, Tabloid, The, These, Tina Gaudoin, WAG, Waglash
related to Lexicography · 11
WAGs → In, It, Jennifer Bullen, Jilly Cooper, Jumeirah Beach Club, Language Report, Mrs Beckham's, Oxford University Press, Polo, Susie Dent's, WAG
related to Rugby Union · 9
WAGs → Cian Healy, Dan Carter, Holly Carpenter, Honor Dillon, Irish, Many, New Zealand, Rugby Union, WAG

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WAGs Boutiqueinstance ofthe acronym became a focus of reality television shows0.80text
WAG Nationinstance ofthe acronym became a focus of reality television shows0.80text
and WAGSinstance ofthe acronym became a focus of reality television shows0.80text
the Equalityinstance ofand it has been criticised by the partners of many athletes as well as by groups0.80text
Human Rights Commissioninstance ofand it has been criticised by the partners of many athletes as well as by groups0.80text
Victoria Beckhaminstance ofthose0.80text
who areinstance ofthose0.80text
WAGsrelated to 2006 World CupDuring0.60section
WAGsrelated to 2006 World CupWorld Cup0.60section
WAGsrelated to 2006 World CupEnglish0.60section
WAGsrelated to 2006 World CupGerman0.60section
WAGsrelated to 2006 World CupBaden-Baden0.60section

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