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jiggling Meaning
jiggling
to move or cause to move with quick little jerks, to move from or as if from being jiggled, to cause to move with quick little jerks or oscillating motions
jiggling Sentence Examples
- The loose doorknob jiggled precariously as the wind howled outside.
- The jelly in the bowl jiggled and quivered with every movement.
- The baby's laughter set the stroller jiggling to and fro.
- The strings of the guitar jiggled and vibrated as the musician played.
- The jiggling of the keys in their pocket betrayed the nervousness of the expectant parent.
- The leaves on the tree jiggled and rustled in the autumn breeze.
- The loose teeth of the child jiggled and threatened to fall out.
- The jiggling of the handle indicated that the washing machine was in full swing.
- The water in the glass jiggled and splashed as the bus sped down the road.
- The jiggling of the playground equipment created a chorus of laughter and excitement.
FAQs About the word jiggling
to move or cause to move with quick little jerks, to move from or as if from being jiggled, to cause to move with quick little jerks or oscillating motions
twitching, quivering,shaking, vibration, trembling, shivering, tremor,shuddering, oscillation, rocking
balanced, stabilized, stable,steady, level, equilibrated, straight, even, sound,substantial
The loose doorknob jiggled precariously as the wind howled outside.
The jelly in the bowl jiggled and quivered with every movement.
The baby's laughter set the stroller jiggling to and fro.
The strings of the guitar jiggled and vibrated as the musician played.
