wiggly
AmericanEtymology
Origin of wiggly
Example Sentences
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It’s easy to adore the star in the mid-to-late 1950s when he’s young and svelte, scandalizing and delighting America with his wiggly hips, popularizing a new sound dubbed rock ‘n’ roll.
Teaching first grade always has involved dealing with wiggly and talkative kids, but it hasn’t always been quite like this, Quinn said.
From Los Angeles Times
Bat pulled open the sling and gently extracted the kit from it, holding Thor’s warm, wiggly body up to his cheek.
From Literature
The results mostly resemble viney Art Nouveau type or wiggly psychedelia.
"Suddenly through the windscreen I saw this strange wiggly line. It was almost as if someone drunk had been making a drawing on the road. So I photographed it."
From BBC
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