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sotragueig
A slight irregular shaking motion.
joggle
Catalan
sotragueig
Catalan
moure
Spanish
sacudir
Move to and fro.
wiggle
Catalan
moure
wiggle
1
But there will likely be less
wiggle
room than in prior years.
2
Comey allowed himself some
wiggle
room in his letter to the Times.
3
Other firms list their asset minimum, but give themselves some
wiggle
room.
4
They stood on the banks, waiting for a fish to
wiggle
by.
5
The
wiggle
room will vanish if a disorderly Brexit reduces growth further.
1
His flesh had a
jiggle
to it, a tremor of middle age.
2
Every curve and
jiggle
and bounce was engraved forever on his mind.
3
And you think a little
head
-
jiggle
is supposed to make me happy?
4
Usually, a hard press on an icon makes it
jiggle
like Jell-O.
5
Johnny jump up,
jiggle
joggle and Johnny go to bed at noon.
6
Abby felt her lips curl as she watched the girl's belly
jiggle
.
7
He can
jiggle
his arms and legs and play the cymbals.
8
He swallowed hard as he saw the door handle to the room
jiggle
.
9
Switching air caused one of the iron plates to
jiggle
in its frame.
10
Now the cell begins to vibrate and
jiggle
on her desk.
11
And therefore fire, no matter how you
jiggle
,
is not identical with combustion.
12
And pulled and pulled, but the sword didn't even
jiggle
in its nest.
13
The worst damage they might do is
jiggle
the dishes in your cabinet.
14
Can't you
jiggle
the cradle, Limpy-toes, while you finish digging out the dish?
15
The old man coughs, giving the phlegm in his chest a slight
jiggle
.
16
Damn it, how hard was it to
jiggle
the frickin' handle?
jiggle
·
jiggle in
combat jiggle
encourage jiggle
erotic jiggle
extra jiggle
Catalan
sotragueig
moure
bellugar-se
sacsejar
sotraguejar
remenar
sacsar
Spanish
sacudir
menear
zangolotear
contonear