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.
noun
definition
The motion of something that wiggles.
example
the wigglings of a lively worm
Examples of wiggling in a Sentence
Wiggling the tail provided Mario with brief flying capabilities too.
Apply a coat of the mascara by starting at the base of the lid, and wiggling the wand upwards to the tip.
If you don't like dancing, but you still remember the fun of wiggling as a child, get a hula hoop and start hooping.
The mounting where the metal meets the lenses could cause the hole to widen over time, leaving you with wiggling lenses that make it hard to focus.
Wait until your puppy runs up to you and starts wiggling his butt.
The parent must check the child's skin with a flashlight during the night and the first thing in the morning and look for white, wiggling threads.
Occasionally a wiggling worm may be seen on the surface of a stool.
Although Shakira does a lot of hip wiggling on stage with her versions of belly dancing, there aren't that many opportunities to see the singer in a bikini.
Once her mommy or daddy changes her, the baby becomes happy again, wiggling and giggling.
The important thing is that it can give you firm support without wiggling about.
From the time a baby reaches out to grasp a flailing appendage only to realize that the wiggling, pink thing in front of his face is actually his own foot, children are learning what it is to be human.
Some people learn ways out of it, such as wiggling one toe, or just lying back and waiting for it to pass.
Just beyond this is Salter 's Lode Sluice and Well Creek wiggling away to the top of picture.
Hands all wiggling around in claw shapes, like you 're trying to scare the computer into doing what you want.
Extend your arms out either side of you until you can no longer see your fingers wiggling out of the corners of your eyes.
This prevents the baby from wiggling down under the covers, helping to avoid the risk of suffocation.
They 're sort of wiggling up ahead in the space that the rest of the creature is going to occupy.
If wiggling is detected, it's essential that you move on to another table saw.
Actually, the white wiggling part is just a segment that breaks to form a new worm, rather than the original worm itself, but that's probably more than you ever wanted to know.
If you see a cat that is crouched low to the ground with his rear end wiggling, chances are he is getting ready to pounce.
Wiggling through the small opening, she turned and pulled the sash back down.
Wiggling her toes in the plushest carpet she'd ever felt, she leaned against the window sill, exhausted yet wired.