wriggle

"I have two very small children so things can get very stressful at home," says Stella while holding on tight to a wriggling baby Evie.

Some hostage families fear Netanyahu will still find a way to wriggle out of ending the war.

“He doesn’t know he was in a movie,” said Leonberg, clasping a happily wriggling Indy, who doesn’t register me on the other end of the Zoom interview.

Matthew Umhofer, an attorney representing the Alliance, said the city paid big money to Gibson Dunn in a failed attempt to wriggle out of its legal obligations.

In every instance, Hank and Peggy, but mainly Hank, wriggle in their discomfort before settling into a kind of peace with whatever occurs.