squirmy

The mountain bikes of yesterday were not without their quirks—think narrow bars and squirmy knobbies—but some of them are just a cockpit swap and some René Herse tires away from all-day mixed-terrain bliss.
Long Live Old Bikes|Eben Weiss|June 8, 2021|Outside Online
Like a chain, folding locks are squirmy under a cutting device.
The most secure ways to lock up your bike|By Michael Frank/Cycle Volta|August 26, 2020|Popular-Science
Me, Bucky Greenfield—to go down and out on account of a bug—a little squirmy bug!
Murder in Any Degree|Owen Johnson
There were forty scholars: squirmy, grimy little things that I found it hard to tell apart at first.
Atlantic Narratives|Mary Antin

Squirmy searched his half-dressed congregation witheringly over the tops of his spectacles.
Atlantic Narratives|Mary Antin
She owned up to the fact that they made her “squirmy” and she hated to see live bait on a hook.
Wyn's Camping Days|Amy Bell Marlowe
I never c'ud abear castor-ile, jest the mention of it makes me squirmy.
Rimrock Trail|J. Allan Dunn

British Dictionary definitions for squirmy

squirmy

/ (ˈskwɜːmɪ) /

adjective

moving with a wriggling motion

making one squirm

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