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Meanings of jiggle in English

Catalan
sotragueig

A slight irregular shaking motion.

sotragueig
Catalan
moure
Spanish
sacudir

Move to and fro.

moure
Usage of jiggle in English
1
His flesh had a jiggle to it, a tremor of middle age.
The new yorker
2
Every curve and jiggle and bounce was engraved forever on his mind.
Pagan Passions
3
And you think a little head-jiggle is supposed to make me happy?
The Princess Bride
4
Usually, a hard press on an icon makes it jiggle like Jell-O.
Wired
5
Johnny jump up, jiggle joggle and Johnny go to bed at noon.
The Irish Times
6
Abby felt her lips curl as she watched the girl's belly jiggle.
Depraved
7
He can jiggle his arms and legs and play the cymbals.
The Story of a Calico Clown
8
He swallowed hard as he saw the door handle to the room jiggle.
The perfect woman
9
Switching air caused one of the iron plates to jiggle in its frame.
A Cavern of Black Ice
10
Now the cell begins to vibrate and jiggle on her desk.
Finders Keepers
11
And therefore fire, no matter how you jiggle, is not identical with combustion.
Fantasia of the Unconscious
12
And pulled and pulled, but the sword didn't even jiggle in its nest.
Discord's apple
13
The worst damage they might do is jiggle the dishes in your cabinet.
Death by black hole: and other cosmic quandaries
14
Can't you jiggle the cradle, Limpy-toes, while you finish digging out the dish?
The Graymouse Family
15
The old man coughs, giving the phlegm in his chest a slight jiggle.
The crimson petal and the white
16
Damn it, how hard was it to jiggle the frickin' handle?
A necessary evil
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Jiggle through the time
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