Pronunciation: [nˈaɡwaɡ] (IPA) 
" Nagwag" is a word in the Ilocano language, spoken in the northern Philippines. Its spelling is phonetic with the IPA transcription being /naɡwaɡ/ which has two syllables with the primary stress on the first. The "na" sound is pronounced as in "nah" and "wa" as in "wah". The word is a verb that means "to win" in English. It is commonly used in everyday conversation in Ilocano communities and is part of their cultural heritage.
"NAGWAG" is not a recognized English word, and thus, does not have a formal dictionary definition. It seems to be a term that has no established meaning in the English language or popular culture. If "NAGWAG" is an acronym or abbreviation specific to a particular context or industry, it would be helpful to provide more information regarding its origin or purpose for a more accurate definition.
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