To wriggle is to move around in a way that is uncomfortable or that makes you feel uncomfortable. You might wriggle your hips or shoulders when you're dancing to make your body move more easily.
She was wriggling around in her seat, trying to get more comfortable.
The worm wriggled its way out of the jar.
adjective
moving in a twisting or snake-like or wormlike fashion
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Worms are wriggling on the leaf.
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He tried to wriggle out of it.
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I wrote them to be hard to wriggle out of.
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In fact,you are trying to wriggle out of your accusations.
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Don't try to wriggle out of some wholesome work.
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Don't take it personally or try to wriggle out of what you said.
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A double line zigzag means that the fingers wriggle or flutter out of sync.
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The blimp's tail would wriggle like a trout to propel it through the air.
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The tail itself continues to wriggle strongly for some minutes after detaching.
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You said it so please don't try and dilute that or wriggle out of it.