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Meanings of wiggly in English

Moving in a twisting or snake-like or wormlike fashion.

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Curved or curving in and out.

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Usage of wiggly in English
1
It is just her, the two freakish cat-things, and her wiggly fingers.
Fantastic Orgy
2
Their music, they note, is little more than prog-rock minus the wiggly instrumentals.
The Irish Times
3
The salad was green and wiggly, but I took some, anyway.
Shadow of an angel
4
The wiggly-white eyes stared back, as though puzzled by their owner's hopeless predicament.
Bones Are Forever
5
Laurel's mouth morphed from a smile to a frown to a wiggly line.
Never Have I Ever
6
Devouring defenseless wiggly things and, and nuts, and fish, and, and other birds.
Anansi Boys
7
Red verticals are five-minute intervals, the wiggly black horizontal line is the radioactivity level.
Planet of the Damned
8
I feel like precisely the kind of long, wiggly worm the little boy ate.
The Wishing-Ring Man
9
After she takes another step, her wiggly fingers become frantic.
Fantastic Orgy
10
From mock melon to simulated strawberry, in a wiggly rainbow of petroleum-based artificial flavors.
Wired
11
The formal arrangement is likely to look too stiff; the informal, too fussy, too wiggly.
The Library of Work and Play: Gardening and Farming.
12
There was a wiggly line through Darren Wilden and a question mark next to Jason.
Crushed
13
He remembered Sean's screams, and how much the snakes had looked like giant wiggly worms.
Lonesome dove
14
The end is open to accommodate wiggly feet and keep the inside free of mucky boots.
The Irish Times
15
The front has five wiggly units called toes.
Rock and Ice Magazine
16
Irene's fingers are wiggly again, but this time they are wiggling faster, with more frenzied jerks.
Fantastic Orgy
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