wagett

See watchet. wages or hire. Their fires, For comfort after their wage - work is done. Tennyson, Coming of Arthur. wage-worker (wāj'wèrkėr), n. One who works for wages. A civilisation which overtasks or underpays wage - work ers, this, truly, is not a civilisation for any conscientious thinking man to be proud of. Lancet, 1891, I. 454. waggel, n . See wagel . waggert, v. i. [