v. 1 to twist and turn one's body with quick movements from side to side; wiggle; 2 to get oneself out of or into by tricky means; 3 to move quick
The worm wriggled out of Billy's hand.
The worm wriggled out of Billy's hand.
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Its body wriggled in a serpentine fashion. OR Her response were serpentine.
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What would a horse do if you wriggled like a noodle.
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maneuver out of; wiggle; convulse
to stand still
2 syllables
wrig-gled
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