1. Something deposited, laid or hazarded on the event of a contest or some unsettled question; a bet; subject on which bets are laid: an offer to make oath of innocence or non-indebtedness; or the act of making oath along with others to fortify the defendant's oath.

2. To offer a wager. Wager of battle, an ancient law by which disputes were to be settled by personal contest, but which is now abolished.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• wamer,
• maager,
• wageon,
• waqter,
• waher,
• garger,
• swauger,
• wwater,
• wayer,
• waler,
• wlaker,
• wagess,
• waggner,
• waige,
• wakey,
• woker,
• darger,
• wahser,
• whgere,
• wrker

• wacker,
• waker,
• washer,
• wasser,
• wagar,
• waggery.

The adjective form of the word "wager" is "wagered".

The plural of the "wager" can be the "wagers".

The singular of the "wager" can be the "wager".