Wiggle

What do we mean by wiggle?

To move back and forth with quick irregular motions. intransitive verb

To move or proceed with a twisting or turning motion; wriggle. intransitive verb

To insinuate or extricate oneself by sly or subtle means. intransitive verb

To cause to move back and forth with quick irregular motions. intransitive verb

To make (one's way, for example) by or as if by wiggling. intransitive verb

A wiggling movement or course. noun

(get a wiggle on) To hurry or hurry up. idiom

A waggling or wriggling motion. noun

To waggle; wabble; wriggle.

To move to and fro with a quick, jerking motion; to bend rapidly, or with a wavering motion, from side to side; to wag; to squirm; to wriggle verb

Act of wiggling; a wriggle. noun

To move with irregular, back and forward or side to side motions; To shake or jiggle. verb

A wiggling movement. noun

Move to and fro verb

The act of wiggling noun

A rapid movement in alternating opposite directions, not necessarily regular.

An alternating state or characteristic.

(in the plural) See wiggles.

Words that are spelled similarly to wiggle:
wiggle, giggle, niggle, wriggle, jiggle, waggle, woggle, wiggly, riggle, higgle, miggle, wigle, diggle, biggle.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word wiggle:
waggle, wiggling, yummy, wobble, snoop, dice, coulter, parallax, teaser, honda, shake, toes, ears, hello, cycling, retailer, tails, venus, matching, stick, feat, fabric, room, prey, greg, duo, attract, pretty, jason, ltd, images, wave, your, learn, korean, bit, animation, hip, buses, ceo, dvd, compilation, everyone, tail, technique, display, depth, videos, image, abc, brothers, motion, song, die, francis, page, something, miss, sides, featuring.

Words that rhyme with wiggle:
giggle, wriggle, jiggle, squiggle, quiggle, riggle, sigel, igel, diggle, figel, stigall, big hill, pig hill, sigl, wigal.

Adjectives that are often used to describe wiggle:
little, slight, extra, last, small, black, minutest, quick, slightest, exaggerated, tiny, more, sexy, provocative, final, suggestive, seductive, cute, much, piggle, experimental, tight, like, bottom, strange, big, characteristic, tentative, wig, gentle, slow, peculiar, famous, swellest, latest, happy, rear, hard, saucy, thirteenth, funny, nice, enticing, occasional, preliminary, telltale, odd, mere, acceptable.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective wiggle:
room, waggle, fingers, eyes, tails, matching, tail, finger, trace, thumb, skip, match, toes, worm, project, test, sworth, worms, baby, waggling, plottings, tiggle.

Consonant match to wiggle:
waggle, woggle, weigle, weigel, wagle, wigle, weigl, wiegel, waigel, wigal, wygal, y gil.

Words that sound like wiggle:
wiggle, waggle, woggle, wigle, weigel, wagle, weigle, wiegel, waggel, weigl, higgle, wiggly, wiggles, wigga, wiggled, wiggler, wacl, quiggle, wiga, weichel, weikel, wriggle, niggle, hegel, ugle, sigel, huggle, ugl, riggle, wigging, miggle, rigal, rigol, wega, schwegel, haggle, hagel, hagle, hickle, heigl, hugel, hickel, hoggle, hogle, huegel, whistle, miguel, winkle, muggle, whittle, wiffle, wiggy, wicca, wigan, puggle, tuggle, wangle, wirral, wibble, wagga, mughal, waga, winkel, wissel, wigi, regel, niguel, waggled, waggles, megal, whigham, tegel, wigo, way cool, wca, woga, rygel, wisl, giggle, legal, jiggle, mogul, heckle, huckle, mickle, mikel, nagel, nagle, heckel, diggle, mical, mickel, moghul, mikell, naugle, magel, legale, figel, nagele, cicl.