squirmy
[skwur-mee]
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adjective, squirm·i·er, squirm·i·est.
characterized by squirming.
Origin of squirmy
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Historical Examples of squirmy
Ned's got a conscience, too, you know, as squirmy as Gholson's.
The CavalierGeorge Washington Cable
Lil squealed at the thought of “using one of the squirmy things.”
The Girls of Central High in CampGertrude W. Morrison
We can do it faster if we all go; they are so squirmy to carry.
Four Little Blossoms at Oak Hill SchoolMabel C. Hawley
Squirmy was to be a second lieutenant; Naughty, a first lieutenant; and Vance, a captain.
Atlantic NarrativesMary Antin
There were forty scholars: squirmy, grimy little things that I found it hard to tell apart at first.
Atlantic NarrativesMary Antin
squirmy
adjective
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