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squirm

[skwurm] / skwɜrm /
VERB
wiggle, fidget
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONG
WEAK
sit still


Example Sentences

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I try to squirm away from my sister’s grasp, but her fingers sink into my skin like talons.

From Literature

The conditions were near farcical, the ball frequently squirming through fingers and set-pieces a mess, with Scotland making the lion's share of blunders.

From BBC

"Hold still, ho-o-old still," crooned Herbert Thatcher to the squirming mass of brown and yellow fur in his hands.

From Literature

But he squirmed his way through a celebratory montage of his biggest songs.

From BBC

Honnold, who is married with two young children, knows that watching his climb will make viewers squirm.

From The Wall Street Journal