squiggled (Meaning)

squiggled

to form or cause to form in squiggles, squirm, wriggle, to write or paint hastily, scribble, a short wavy twist or line, an illegible scrawl

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The child's scribbles squiggled across the paper, forming a chaotic masterpiece.
The spider's web was a delicate masterpiece, its squiggled threads glistening in the sunlight.
The squirrel's bushy tail squiggled behind it as it darted through the trees.
The smoke from the campfire rose in squiggled columns, reaching towards the heavens.
The river's currents created squiggled patterns on the surface of the water.
The artist's brush danced across the canvas, leaving squiggled strokes of vibrant colors.
The handwriting was barely legible, with squiggled letters that defied recognition.
The path through the forest was narrow and winding, marked by squiggled lines in the dirt.
The lightning flashed across the sky, leaving behind squiggled trails of illumination.
The clouds drifted lazily overhead, their edges squiggled as if painted with celestial watercolors.

to form or cause to form in squiggles, squirm, wriggle, to write or paint hastily, scribble, a short wavy twist or line, an illegible scrawl

wiggled, fiddled,tossed, squirmed, fidgeted, twitched, jerked, twisted, quivered,writhed

relaxed,rested, stilled, calmed (down),unwound,

The child's scribbles squiggled across the paper, forming a chaotic masterpiece.

The spider's web was a delicate masterpiece, its squiggled threads glistening in the sunlight.

The squirrel's bushy tail squiggled behind it as it darted through the trees.

The smoke from the campfire rose in squiggled columns, reaching towards the heavens.