Wragg

Proper noun

Meaning

Wragg (plural Wraggs)

A surname from Old Norse.

Examples

'The national statistician, who attends Sage, told us that he believes Government should publish the papers discussed by Sage,' Mr Wragg wrote to the PM. Source: Internet

Senior Tory MP William Wragg has told the Commons that people need to have “greater confidence” in the general public’s ability to understand the new “stay alert” guidance. Source: Internet

Wragg was able to get creative when it came to designing objects the Bettermans might have invented to make life within the compound more enjoyable. Source: Internet

The listing was granted following an application from Moe heritage advocate Cheryl Wragg last year to have the site’s heritage value investigated. Source: Internet

The team is a combination of staff at Wells Wragg Pharmacy and members of the Bawdy Banquet plus family members and friends. Source: Internet

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