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wiggle English

Meaning wiggle meaning

What does wiggle mean?

wiggle

— verb (= jiggle) move to and fro Don't jiggle your finger while the nurse is putting on the bandage! — noun the act of wiggling

Synonyms wiggle synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as wiggle?

wiggle English » English

wriggle squirm shake wag jiggle waggle joggle wobble twitch swing writhe wigwag waddle twist totter toddle sway slither shimmy jerk flourish fidget brandish wobbling wave thread one’s way tenderize swinging swing motion stalk slip slink shudder shiver ripple quiver quake peristalsis pendulum motion pendulate oscillating movement oscillate nodding action move about restlessly move jigging motion flutter flop flit flap

Topics wiggle topics

What do people use wiggle to talk about?
Person Body Head

Ear

  • What words refer to the ears moving?
    wiggle
Person Life Stage of life

Baby
Physical actions Posture

Move a part of the body
Physical actions Move Move in a direction

Move back and forth

Conjugation wiggle conjugation

How do you conjugate wiggle?

wiggle · verb

Examples wiggle examples

How do I use wiggle in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Can you wiggle your ears?
Tom can wiggle his ears.

Movie subtitles

Can you wiggle your fingers for me?
Well, I've always been able to wiggle out.
Get going, wiggle your fannies.
Come on, wiggle.
Wiggle?
Come on, wiggle!
It's not good unless you wiggle.
Wiggle.
You'll wiggle on the hook and find that nobody gives a hang.
I can wiggle into my pajama top.
No, no, don't wiggle.
Don't wiggle.
He's gonna try to wiggle it down.
What she does do is wiggle her fanny.
I'm playing Finger-Wiggle.
Finger-Wiggle.
W - l- iggle, wiggle.
Listen. In Tonkin I once saw a limp, gooey bug. Just seeing it wiggle made me want to puke.
Not a wiggle.
Shall we wiggle through? - All right.
If it's so easy, go out and wiggle your own ass.
You can't wiggle your way out of this.
You get a wiggle on you.
Someday you'll wiggle that bottom of yours just once too often.
I can even wiggle my toes.
Say, I'd appreciate it mighty highly. if you'd, uh, wiggle on over to Room 46 and chew the fat for a spell.
First, to make the magic begin, you wiggle your nose.
Don't wiggle it. Just hold on.
You sit down there and wiggle around and see what it feels like.
Don't wiggle so much! That's the last straw!
Wiggle your fanny.

News and current affairs

Most European leaders understand the tiny wiggle room that Kerry will have if elected.
The ECB is unlikely to pay serious attention to Sweden's specific needs, so Sweden will probably not be given the wiggle room granted its larger neighbors.
On trade, Romney promises to launch a trade war with China, and to declare it a currency manipulator on Day One - a promise that gives him little wiggle room.
Many also fear that the West will find some way to wiggle out of its commitments.
Since George W. Bush showed the way towards bank nationalization, vast public spending, industrial bailouts, and budget deficits, the Socialists have been left without wiggle room.

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