Meanings of wiggler in English

Within another couple of weeks, he was a champion ear-wiggler.

We may have to drive-no ,asI'm a living, wiggler-hauntedhuman being, here's firm bottom.

You call him a "wiggler" when you see him swimming about in a puddle.

Usually, this happens after the pinkie-wiggler has been intimate with the pinkie-wigglee and their, ahem, coupling ended badly.

The week before my arrest, I'd busted a junkie name of Wiggler Coonts.

You leave wigglers alone and they'll be carrying on like anything.

Excess chalking will wear you out, so don't dip your wigglers unless you need to.

The chore girls, the bright-cheeked girls, the juicy gigglers, the cheeky young wigglers, the young bloodscrubbers.

This water is simply swarming with wigglers.

It's aloive with wigglers of ivery variety.

The cops wanted me more than they wanted Wiggler, so they talked his lawyer into wearing a wire.

"I'll have a word with the wigglers in his mouth," she said.

"Red wigglers" from a bait store may only count 600 to the pound.

Louie and Pisegna recommend stocking up on red wigglers, which you can buy from her preferred supplier, Uncle Jim's Worm Farm.

The species of worm used for vermicomposting has a number of common names: red worms, red wigglers, manure worms, or brandling worms.

Combined with the long, hair-like flagella hanging off the creature's pear-shaped body, these little wigglers help the organism move around in the termite gut.