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wiggle

noun as in movement back and forth

verb as in shake back and forth

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Example Sentences

She said she managed to "wiggle away" and the encounter was "horrific".

From BBC

The wiggle room is this: Musk’s payments are framed not as reimbursement for voting, or registering to vote, but as a reward for signing a “petition” drafted by someone who was barely trying: “By signing below, I am pledging my support for the First and Second Amendments,” it states.

From Salon

This could mean a bit more wiggle room still – but is particularly difficult to measure.

From BBC

“You’re still not seeing it in sales, and their cash position doesn’t give them a lot of wiggle room,” he said.

As always, the Australian Grand Prix in 2006 was an eclectic buffet of fame and power - with everyone from actress Amanda Bynes to the Dutch Prime Minister, a 70s pop star, and the original Blue Wiggle treading pit lane.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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