wiggle tail (wigltal)

Same as wriggler. wighert, v. i. [Prob. imitative; cf. E. dial. we hee, wihie, neigh, whinny.] To neigh; whinny. [Rare.] Sir Per. See you this tail? Dind. I cut it from a dead horse that can now Neither wigher nor wag tail. Beau . and Fl . (?), Faithful Friends, iii. 2. wighiet, n. [Also wehee ; prob. imitative; cf. wigher.] The neighing of a horse; a neigh. Whan the hors was laus, he ginneth gon. Forth with Wehee . Chaucer, Reeve's Tale, 1. 146. Hange on hym the heuy brydel to holde his hed lowe, For he wil make we he tweye er he be there. Piers Plowman (B), iv. 22.