wriggler
/ˈrɪɡlər/
noun
- A person or thing that wriggles, especially a small creature that moves by twisting and turning.
- The baby was a little wriggler during diaper changes.
- The pond was full of tiny wrigglers, probably mosquito larvae.
- I saw a wriggler in the mud, maybe a worm or an eel.
- A person who avoids rules or responsibilities in a clever or dishonest way.
- Don't be a wriggler—just admit you made a mistake.
- The politician was a wriggler, never giving a straight answer.
- He's a known wriggler who always finds a loophole in the contract.
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