jiggly (Meaning)
jiggly
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
Synonyms & Antonyms of jiggly
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jiggly Sentence Examples
- The vibrant, jiggly jello quivered and danced in its mold.
- The overweight clown's jiggly belly swayed as he performed his awkward routine.
- The loose pudding jiggled precariously on my plate with every gentle nudge.
- The newborn baby's soft, jiggly arms reached out for comfort.
- The overripe fruit, now mushy and jiggly, was unfit for consumption.
- The wobbly, jiggly bridge made me question its structural integrity.
- The gelatinous blob jiggled and oozed as I poked it with my finger.
- The overweight dog's jiggly belly hung low, brushing against the ground.
- The elderly woman's loose skin jiggled and wrinkled with every movement.
- The jiggly custard filled the tarts, providing a quivering, velvety texture.
FAQs About the word jiggly
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
tottery,rickety, wobbly, teetering, doddering, infirm, jiggling, precarious, insecure, tottering
stable, balanced, stabilized,steady, sturdy, substantial, level, even, equilibrated, sound
The vibrant, jiggly jello quivered and danced in its mold.
The overweight clown's jiggly belly swayed as he performed his awkward routine.
The loose pudding jiggled precariously on my plate with every gentle nudge.
The newborn baby's soft, jiggly arms reached out for comfort.
