verb
definition
To move with irregular, back and forward or side to side motions; To shake or jiggle.
example
Her hips wiggle as she walks.
Examples of wiggled in a Sentence
She wiggled her toes.
The tiny pink nose wiggled and the pink eyes regarded Destiny suspiciously.
He wiggled his eyebrows and grinned.
Betty had murmured something about jogging, kissed him on the nose, wiggled on her meager duds and left the tent, with the flap open just enough to admit the predawn chill and a red glow that would soon be sunrise.
Carmen wiggled out of her coat and hung it on the rack.
Rachel wiggled her brows.
He wiggled out of his shirt and placed it over the boy's lifeless face and sat down to wait.
Destiny's little fingers wiggled on Carmen's ribs and she laughed.
Dorothy thought he just wiggled one of his drooping ears, but that was all.
Her memories wiggled their way out of the mud of her mind, and she sat upright.
Deidre appeared frustrated and wiggled again.
Destiny wiggled in Felipa's arms and pointed, declaring in a loud voice.
He watched as the tiny hands wiggled on the monitor, and even moved closer to examine the fetus.
She wiggled her bottom and got a low wolf whistle, which was enough to be getting on with for now.