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Meanings of little wiggle in English
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Usage of little wiggle in English
1
What is that queer little wiggle sticking out of the front?
2
She also tried to ignore the little wiggle of remorse she felt inside.
3
A little wiggle and my torso followed my arm out of the hole.
4
I've given you a little wiggle room, but you won't be able to stand.
5
Mayor Michael Bloomberg's administration left little wiggle room for staff.
6
But it leaves Prime Minister Boris Johnson little wiggle room.
7
They've already made a quarterback change and have little wiggle room with wide receiver snaps.
8
It also gives the next government little wiggle room if the global economy keeps slowing.
9
Even so, there is little wiggle room for China.
10
They're cut very precisely with very little wiggle room.
11
She knew she had very little wiggle room.
12
Reinhardt gave the stick a little wiggle, wobbling the HERC and jostling Patu in her seat.
13
He left himself little wiggle room in his State of the Union address to the American people in January.
14
Daughtry extended his left hand, with a little wiggle of the little finger advertising the seat of the affliction.
15
And live, even in a small bar with little wiggle room, it's impossible not to shake a tail feather.
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RELATED: Photos reveal new island fortress China's "wolf-warrior" rhetoric has given it little wiggle room to back down.
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