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wriggle

[rig-uhl] / ˈrɪg əl /


Example Sentences

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Rather, she’s snared Millie in a trap while desperately trying to wriggle free from one herself.

From Salon

He wriggles a bit at first, and then relaxes into her arms.

From Literature

Then he pressed as much as he could into the dirt and wriggled forward.

From Literature

She was most of the way up the ladder and out of the pool when she felt Churro wriggling in her hand.

From Literature

Chelsea know there is wriggle room in the title race with meetings against Arsenal and City to follow later this month.

From BBC