0 present participle of wiggle --
1 to (cause to) move up and down and/or from side to side with small, quick movements: --
A more direct pour and less wiggling yields a heart shape, and minor variation (reduced lobes, larger stem) yields an apple shape.
Wiggling one of the pendulums will create two ripples that propagate in both directions down the line.
In one scene, her feet are shown contorting and digging into the bed, and she is wiggling her toes and kicking her feet around.
Nurture the wiggling, for that which wiggles is amazing.
Wiggling the cable sometimes cured the problem, suggesting that it was just a bad connection.
He communicated by wiggling his fingers and blinking his eyes.
It was used to automatically record the receipt of a telegraph message, as a wiggling ink line on a roll of paper tape.
The name snow snake is said to have come from the serpentine wiggling motion of the poles as they slide down the icy track.
