squiggling
/ˈskwɪɡlɪŋ/
verb
- To make wavy, twisting, or irregular lines or movements.
- The toddler was squiggling with a crayon all over the paper.
- She squiggled her signature at the bottom of the form.
- The path squiggled through the forest before reaching the lake.
- To move in a twisting or wriggling way.
- The puppy squiggled out of my arms and ran into the yard.
- He squiggled uncomfortably in his chair during the long meeting.
- The worm squiggled across the wet sidewalk after the rain.
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noun
- The act or result of making wavy, twisting lines or marks.
- The page was covered in colorful squiggling that looked like abstract art.
- I couldn't read the note because of all the squiggling on it.
- The child's squiggling on the whiteboard looked like a map of a river.