wriggle's Usage Examples:

wriggle>Wriggling off this hook could take most of the day.

wriggle through to - no go.

wriggle then charged higher the most likely.

wriggle out of paying interest.

Elise snapped, tossing a glance over her shoulder at the brunette trying to wriggle free of her.

There does not seem to be much wriggle room there.

From time to time she performs a nesting wriggle.

wriggle room there.

The formula was simple: the slow parade of a beautiful girl in a beautiful gown; the removal of stockings, gloves, hairpins; the slow shimmy out of the clinging, formal dress; and the briefest wriggle in only a g-string.

A harness is generally a better choice for more energetic animals because they cannot wriggle out of it as they can with a traditional collar.

Synonyms:

twist, wrestle, wrench, writhe, worm, squirm, move,

Antonyms:

go, descend, precede, stay in place, stand still,