wiggle 的 3 个定义
wig·gled, wig·gling.
- to move or go with short, quick, irregular movements from side to side: The puppies wiggled with delight.
wig·gled, wig·gling.
- to cause to wiggle; move quickly and irregularly from side to side.
- a wiggling movement or course.
- a wiggly line.
- a dish of creamed fish or shellfish and peas.
wiggle 近义词
shake back and forth
更多wiggle例句
- The NFL has precious little wiggle room if more teams suffer outbreaks, but on a league level, so far it’s a navigable situation.
- Thinner margins accompanied by relatively high rates of debt provide less wiggle room if the properties, or the economy, run into trouble.
- Some camps say even the current rules provide some wiggle room and they might choose to open regardless of whether they’re changed.
- Surprisingly, one was a wiggle to only one side of the cell.
- A truly all-terrain rover on the moon or Mars may need to put a little wiggle in its walk.
- Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle, wiggle, wiggle, wiggle, wiggle, wiggle, wiggle.
- Why are we still listening to songs like “Wiggle” on the radio?
- Many of us strike a happy medium, leaving enough wiggle room with reality to spin a good yarn.
- And so his horizons slope, his power lines wiggle, his bridges curve.
- Bound by teachings on same-sex marriage, yes, but there was apparently some wiggle room on the issue of marriage in general.
- Oi know ye're there, fer Oi saw th' bushes wiggle a wee bit.
- Hank, he's trying to look the other way, but that doctor won't let his eyes wiggle away from his'n.
- The wiggle has to be three or four octaves above that before the nerves will have anything to do with it.
- They wear yearning facial expressions; when they start to walk, they do not walk, but writhe and wiggle.
- I hold that natur haz its laws and programmy, all the wa down, from the biling over ov a volkano tu the wiggle ov a lam's tale.