wriggly

UK
/ˈrɪɡli/
US
/ˈrɪɡli/

Translations

wrigglyadjective
wrigglier
Comp.
wriggliest
Super.
UK
/ˈrɪɡli/
US
/ˈrɪɡli/
The wriggly worm made its way through the soil.
Le ver tortillant se frayait un chemin dans la terre.
agitéSe dit d’une personne, surtout d’un enfant, qui remue sans cesse.
After an hour in the back seat, the toddler became wriggly and impatient.
Après une heure sur la banquette arrière, le tout-petit est devenu agité et impatient.
Additional translations

Definitions

wrigglyadjective
Having a twisting or turning motion; moving in a sinuous or undulating manner.
The wriggly worm made its way through the soil.
Causing a sensation of discomfort or unease due to its twisting or squirming nature.
The wriggly sensation of the snake in her hands made her shiver.
Inclined to twist or squirm; restless and fidgety.
After an hour in the back seat, the toddler became wriggly and impatient.