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Often used in the same context:
wriggle,
shimmy,
slither,
twirl,
scoot,
contort,
squirm,
jiggle,
crawl,
uncross,
straighten,
clench,
uncurl,
uncoil,
waggled,
yank,
twitch,
galumph,
squish,
tickle,
poke,
flail,
glide,
unstick,
hyperextend,
prance,
scrunch,
overstride,
jerking,
squeak,
snicker,
wobble,
unsnap,
maneuver,
grope,
untwist,
writhe,
giggle,
crooking,
unfasten,
stomp,
bend,
tugging,
nudge,
swivel,
gyrate,
dangle,
protrude,
curl,
twisting,
bump,
coax,
unclip,
unclasp,
flapping,
unstrap,
dodge,
pronate,
unhook,
tousle,
breathe,
levitate,
unbuckle,
weave,
loosen,
slip,
giddyup,
tiptoe,
fidget,
bobbing,
laugh,
nibble,
squirt,
claw,
unlatch,
scream,
puckers,
improvise,
hang,
flip,
shake,
jigged,
unzip,
overhand knot,
pluck,
pirouetting,
chomp,
shriek,
tweeze,
squinched,
hogtie,
tomahawking,
pull,
tapdance,
fondle,
smush,
clamber,
unknotted,
tightfitting,
caress,
crouch,
bobbles,
puff,
quiver,
sniff,
bounce,
lick,
lurch,
shuffle,
tug,
wrinkle,
rattle,
sip,
snap,
bit,
flick,
hitch,
wiggly,
outstretched,
ringed,
wiggling,
amputated,
cocked,
prehensile,
stubbed,
stubby,
upraised,
bandaged,
blistered,
bruised,
clenched,
clubbed,
flexed,
outspread,
pinched,
pointing,
scalded
More specific:
wag,
waggle
Appears in the definition of:
wiggle room
More general:
agitate,
motion,
move,
movement,
shake
Synonyms:
jiggle,
joggle,
squirm,
wriggle
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— Adjectives for wiggle:
little,
slight,
extra,
last,
small,
black,
minutest,
quick,
slightest,
exaggerated,
tiny,
more...
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