Wriggled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WRIGGLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• WRIGGLE, to twist and turn
• twist and turn with quick writhing movements
• move in a particular direction with wriggling movements
• avoid (something) by devious means
NOUN:
• a wriggling movement
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to turn or twist in a sinuous manner

Words related to WRIGGLED

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How to use WRIGGLED in a sentence

• He wriggled on a little farther, and with immense slowness raised his head.
• So Anderson wriggled into the horizontal chamber, which was just large enough to permit his body and arms to function.
• Therefore, his force being all but spent, he wriggled on his knees, up to a rock that happened to be lying near, and for some little while lay leaning against it.
• Like snakes the pursuers wriggled their way to a point just above the small basin in which the party was congregated.
• Presently the Snake came out, and the man aimed a blow at it, but only succeeded in cutting off the tip of its tail before it wriggled in again.
• We rolled pell-mell into the midst of this nest of serpents, that wriggled on the platform in the waves of blood and ink.
• Now and then a short, thick rattlesnake, with horns on its ugly head, wriggled out of his path.
• On the contrary, he wriggled over on his round back and presented his equally round, gray belly for the same treatment.
• Nesis, lithe and swift as a lynx, wriggled out of their grasp, sprang to her feet, and darted outside, all in a single movement, it seemed.
• The Manager wriggled convulsively for the space of a single second, and then lay still in death.
• From it Beryl wriggled to a practical curiosity as to supper.
• He wriggled a little at first, but I kept up the same even pressure, and presently he went limp.
• The Terran wriggled out of the niche, rose to meet another swimmer.
• He slowly reached down toward his right boot and held it, while he wriggled his foot into it.
• They were very much disturbed by his presence, and wriggled about in all directions, as if in pursuit of hiding places, or their company dress and manners.
• Strange as it may sound, this very human trout actually wriggled after John for a distance of five yards.
• He wriggled forward, in turn, rapidly, all the time groping with his fingers.
• Andy, therefore, when the last sheep had trotted out of sight, hearing and smell, wriggled himself into as comfortable a position as his bonds would permit, and took a nap.
• Now that he was at bay, he struggled furiously, and I could hear him snorting and cursing as he wriggled in my grasp.
• I wriggled a little and Apollo, who had grown absent-minded apparently, set me down.
• Norris wriggled forward through the grass, and selecting a fat bull in the centre of the line, aimed behind its shoulder and fired.
• But the lad was not to be thus easily conquered, and, with a mighty effort, wriggled from beneath his assailant and sprang back to gain a breath.
• Irish Member, when he wriggled from under, appealed to SPEAKER on point of order.
• Jenny began to whistle again, and Emmy impatiently wriggled her shoulders, jarred by the noise.
• Like a serpent, as she was, the girl crawled and wriggled through the frozen vegetation and finally managed to get under the window without being observed.

Similar words containing WRIGGL without suffix ed

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