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Meanings of
wiggle
in English
Catalan
remenada
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The act of wiggling.
wriggle
squirm
Catalan
remenada
Catalan
moure
Spanish
sacudir
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Move to and fro.
jiggle
joggle
Catalan
moure
Synonyms
Examples for "
jiggle
"
jiggle
joggle
Examples for "
jiggle
"
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.
1
He runs to keep his body occupied, to
joggle
his mind blank.
2
Johnny jump up, jiggle
joggle
and Johnny go to bed at noon.
3
I happened along just in time to
joggle
his arm.
4
His only reply was to
joggle
her arm when she reached for the cake.
5
I shopped slowly, not wanting to
joggle
my liquefied guts any more than necessary.
Usage of
wiggle
in English
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.
6
That's the kind of
wiggle
room that would make Steven Soderbergh proud.
7
I wanted to
wiggle
under the intensity of her gaze, or run.
8
I
wiggle
out of her grasp, wondering how I can protect her.
9
She flirted up her panniers, coquettishly
wiggle
-
waggled
to the piano and sang-
10
Edge closer to the wire-closeas you can
wiggle
,
and lie flat.
11
He began to
wiggle
his head frantically and to brace his legs.
12
Even Liffey can probably
wiggle
out of it with a good lawyer.
13
A
wiggle
,
a wobble, a dash of red, a blotch of blue.
14
So, what should you do when your child's teeth begin to
wiggle
?
15
No
wiggle
,
no flexion of the ring where it joined the wall.
16
This is what happens when a movie gets some much-needed
wiggle
room.
Other examples for "wiggle"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
wiggle
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
wiggle out
little wiggle
get a wiggle
much wiggle
wiggle free
More collocations
Translations for
wiggle
Catalan
remenada
moure
bellugar-se
sacsejar
sotraguejar
remenar
sacsar
Spanish
sacudir
menear
zangolotear
contonear
Wiggle
through the time
Wiggle
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common