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wriggle

verb as in maneuver out of; wiggle

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England have not left themselves any wriggle room though.

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“And now you want to wriggle out of it and inconvenience all these people. It just gets you off the hook with your problem killing fish.”

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It is another excruciating interview, with an embarrassed Prince Andrew needing money and a tough, exploitative Epstein, played by John Hopkins, making him wriggle on his financial hook.

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So why should the players allow DraftKings to wriggle off the hook?

You can often find me yelling through the screen at gumshoes who, alone with a killer, announce that they know what they did and how they did and therefore must wriggle out of danger one more time.

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

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