jiggle Synonyms
jiggle Meaning
jiggle (n)
a slight irregular shaking motion
jiggle (v)
move to and fro
jiggle (v. i.)
To wriggle or frisk about; to move awkwardly; to shake up and down.
jiggle Sentence Examples
- The bowl of fruit jiggled precariously on the table as the cat walked by.
- Her dress jiggled with every step, revealing a glimpse of her skin.
- The baby's legs jiggled excitedly as he lay in his crib.
- The crowd of people jiggled back and forth, creating a wave of movement.
- The loose tooth in my mouth jiggled whenever I spoke.
- The flag jiggled in the wind, making a flapping sound.
- The keys in my pocket jiggled loudly as I walked down the street.
- The pudding jiggled enticingly in the bowl.
- The jelly jiggled on the plate, tempting me to taste it.
- The car jiggled and shook as it drove down the bumpy road.
FAQs About the word jiggle
a slight irregular shaking motion, move to and froTo wriggle or frisk about; to move awkwardly; to shake up and down.
shake, shudder, jerk, vibrate, agitate, jolt, swing, judder, joggle, bucket
relax, relax,rest, rest, calm (down), unwind,unwind, calm (down),still, still
The bowl of fruit jiggled precariously on the table as the cat walked by.
Her dress jiggled with every step, revealing a glimpse of her skin.
The baby's legs jiggled excitedly as he lay in his crib.
The crowd of people jiggled back and forth, creating a wave of movement.
