wiggle

Phonetic Respelling: [ wig-uhl ]

Definition:

v. move to and from

Sentence:

If you wiggle when you get a hair cut you might get cut.

More example sentences:

If you wiggle when you get a hair cut you might get cut.

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Where did Nancy NOT wiggle her tooth?

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Why does your face appear to wiggle by a pond?

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What green, scaly animal said he can wiggle his hips?

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How can you wiggle under wavy water?

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When it was Splat's first day of school, why did he wiggle his tail?

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What did Amelia Bedelia do when Miss Edawrds said to wiggle your finger on the clay?

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Synonyms:

jiggle; joggle; squirm

Antonyms:

stay still

Wiggle rhymes:

• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • diggle
  • figel
  • giggle
  • igel
  • jiggle
  • quiggle
  • riggle
  • sigel
  • sigl
  • squiggle
  • stigall
  • wigal
  • wriggle