squirmer (Meaning)
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squirmer (n)
one who can't stay still (especially a child)
Synonyms & Antonyms of squirmer
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
squirmer Sentence Examples
- The squirmer of a newborn made it difficult for the nurse to administer the injection.
- The teacher struggled to maintain order as the squirmer in the front row kept fidgeting.
- The puppy's squirmer made it impossible to trim its nails without an assistant holding it still.
- The toddler squirmer escaped from his mother's grasp and ran off into the crowd.
- The squirmer in the audience made it difficult for the speaker to focus on his presentation.
- The worm squirmer was so intense that the fisherman had trouble hooking it onto the bait.
- The horse was a squirmer, making it challenging for the rider to stay in the saddle.
- The squirmer in the crowd shouted out during the play, disrupting the performance.
- The snake squirmer made it difficult for the zookeeper to clean its enclosure.
- The squirmer in the painting class couldn't sit still for even a minute, causing the teacher much exasperation.
FAQs About the word squirmer
one who can't stay still (especially a child)
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The squirmer of a newborn made it difficult for the nurse to administer the injection.
The teacher struggled to maintain order as the squirmer in the front row kept fidgeting.
The puppy's squirmer made it impossible to trim its nails without an assistant holding it still.
The toddler squirmer escaped from his mother's grasp and ran off into the crowd.
