0 a short line that has been written or drawn and that curves and twists in a way that is not regular:
1 a short line written or drawn in an irregular, curving way:
The comprehension task was administered by asking children to place a sticker (a small post-it note with a squiggle on it) on one of the pictured objects.
Questions of punctuation, and if you put a little squiggle for "and"or write"a-n-d", have to count as the same name.
He knows that there is a shorthand term for it—but a squiggle is not a policy, nor an interpretation.
It communicated itself to me in the form of the appropriate squiggles that cross it out.
The squiggles on pieces of paper to which we have given an abstract meaning—that is, writing—will always be difficult for someone suffering from dyslexia.
Briefly and simply, the position we have reached is that a control post may find a squiggle on its machine.
My whole point was that the squiggles concerned are not identifiable and therefore memorable to the uninstructed, and they are therefore difficult to report.
The room number was the same, so was the telephone extension, and so were the squiggles at the bottom of the letters.
