wiggly Antonyms
Meaning of wiggly
wiggly (s)
curved or curving in and out
moving in a twisting or snake-like or wormlike fashion
wiggly Sentence Examples
- The worm writhed in a wiggly motion, burrowing its way through the soil.
- The children giggled as they danced with their wiggly arms and legs.
- A wiggly line of ants marched across the kitchen countertop in search of food.
- The wind created a wiggly pattern in the surface of the lake.
- The snake's wiggly body slithered along the grass, its eyes scanning for prey.
- The wiggly flagpole swayed in the breeze, a symbol of the town's spirit.
- The wiggly road through the mountains challenged even the most skilled drivers.
- The baby's wiggly fingers grasped at the colorful rattle.
- The wiggly tentacles of the octopus extended from its body, reaching out to explore its surroundings.
- The toddler's crayons produced wiggly lines and shapes on the paper, creating a vibrant masterpiece.
FAQs About the word wiggly
curved or curving in and out, moving in a twisting or snake-like or wormlike fashion
wriggly, anxious, nervous, worried, upset, shaking, fidgety,squirmy, twitchy, fluttery
collected, still, collected, motionless, calm, calm, cool,still, motionless, cool
The worm writhed in a wiggly motion, burrowing its way through the soil.
The children giggled as they danced with their wiggly arms and legs.
A wiggly line of ants marched across the kitchen countertop in search of food.
The wind created a wiggly pattern in the surface of the lake.
