"Wiggle" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Wiggle" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Wiggle" Meaning
To move slightly and unsteadily from side to side, especially with a flexible or uncertain movement. It can also refer to a slight or temporary variation or change in something, such as a nuance or a subtlety.
"Wiggle" Examples
Usage Examples
Verb
In order to shake off the plane, he began to wiggle his legs during the long flight.
The child likes to wiggle their toes while playing in the water.
The baby tried to wiggle free from the blanket that tightly wrapped her.
She smoothed her skirt by gently wiggling it up.
Please, stop wriggling your fingers all the time.
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