Squiggle

Noun.
The person who adds spontaneity, unpredictability, chaos, adventure, and a wholehearted love of life to your own existence, while at the same time is helping you see life for what there is to live for and what is possible by not not being so straight laced.

That girl with the green eyes is such a squiggle to my straight line.

by Hampton5 November 21, 2017

Squiggle

An involuntary movement of ones body in reaction to a comment by said person’s admirer.

She squiggled her body when reading his text.

by Topsider May 24, 2018

Squiggle

verb (used without object), squig·gled, squig·gling.

to squiggle is to provide love and support to your community no matter the situation

We were all squiggling around last night in Chill Lounge VC. The Squiggle fam is the best.

by BigPapaNFT February 2, 2022

Squiggle

verb (used without object), squig·gled, squig·gling.

to squiggle is to provide love and support to your community no matter the situation

We were all squiggling around last night in Chill Lounge VC. The Squiggle fam is the best.

by BigPapaNFT February 2, 2022

Squiggle

When a person is pinned down, and another person rubs his bare ass on that persons face.

Leave us alone or we're going to give you a squiggle.

by County farm May 17, 2015

Squiggle (wiggle)

Squiggle-verb, noun

The process of wiggling in a squiggly manner, often out of strong emotions. Some examples are Sorrow, Joy, Boredom, Anger, and Love.

Susan squiggled out of pure elation!

Ellie and Rebecca engaged in a joint squiggle.

Infuriated, he began to squiggle uncontrollably.

"hey, wanna squiggle (wiggle)?"

by Gay jellyfish September 24, 2020

squiggle wiggle

A word invented to try and write without laughing invented by morrisdancer...

James: S-Q-U-I *laughs*

by morrisdancer and webby December 3, 2004