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Main Entry: wa·ga·ami Pronunciation: \wä-gä-ämē\ Function: noun Inflected form(s): plural wagaami \wä-gä-mī\ Etymology: Japanese and French Compound word, from Japanese Waga meaning My, from French Ami meaning Friend; from Japanese wagami meaning oneself, myself. Homographic word as the singular and plural are spelled alike but pronounced differently. Date: 2008 1: a hired platonic companion. 2: a person or group of persons hired to accompany another to give companionship. 3: accompaniment by a hired person. 4: a hired person to accompany and fulfill the requests of the employer not pertaining to any sexual or erotic activities.
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