by morrisdancer and webby December 03, 2004
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.
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)?"
Ellie and Rebecca engaged in a joint squiggle.
Infuriated, he began to squiggle uncontrollably.
"hey, wanna squiggle (wiggle)?"
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When you are perched on one high foot and you have to release you low foot. On the way up your low foot starts moving in a wiggle motion.
by Seamore Butts June 03, 2023
Undercribbable joy or a very deep sense of happiness or enjoyment of something.
Usually expressed by squealing or a series of random noises.
Usually expressed by squealing or a series of random noises.
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