Meanings of wriggler in English

Squeeze the cow's udders: I shall be thirsty enough: You pretty wriggler!

He held up a wriggler and she fled to the rock.

This girl is certainly a first-class wriggler, if she's nothing else.

The only downside is my husband -a constant wriggler -hated it.

When people pour kerosene upon the water the wriggler cannot get any air to breathe, and therefore dies.

It took Peggy's utmost effort to keep the little wriggler still for the hour from five to six.

This baby, like some other babies, is never quiet, but squirms and wriggles so that it is called a wriggler.

Heed how I talk of that toad-hearted king's lick-spittle of a scarlet poltroon; the vilest wriggler in God's worm-hole below?

Maimed, discomfited, dismayed, shivering, at wits' end, a crippled wriggler, in the midst of the exulting flames,-therelies your Great Mogul!

Within a few days the wriggler changes its skin three times; after the third change it looks very different, and is called a pupa.

Wriggler hadn't lived more than a few months after snuggling with her.

Vienna, Zombie, get on the nodes around me and watch for wrigglers.

A teacupful of water standing ten days is enough for 250 wrigglers; their needs are modest.

And he would watch the little black spots lengthen and then the tiny wrigglers come out.

But that was what Wriggler said would happen, so she knew she was in the right place.

And I'm sure it's full of wrigglers.