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

Pop and a Squiggle

A British slang for saying "give or take".

I'll be back in 5 mins, a pop and a squiggle

by strodus May 29, 2023

Squiggle

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.

Best way to send it is release your right foot squiggle it io the walk and grab that jug.

by Seamore Butts June 3, 2023

squiggle mcgiggle

Squiggle McGiggle is a made up word from Britain and is often used towards friends in a jokingly way.

“Sup mate”
“Sup Squiggle McGiggle”
“What did you just call me lol”

by Th4tDumb_Ch1ld July 17, 2022

Squiggle

A term that summarizes the act, notion, or desire to off oneself. It also refers to feelings of negativity, depression, or annoyances that happen on a daily basis.

Person 1: Ughhh I am depressed

Person 2: Me too, let's squiggle ourselves off that bridge nearby.

by The Squiggs February 24, 2022

wiggly squiggles

When you squiggle so hard you wiggle the squigglers.

Wiggly squiggles

"Hey man. I heard about that sick squiggle you wiggled on yesterday..."

by Dolphintaco January 3, 2017

Squiggle

A term that refers to the action, notion, or desire to off oneself. It also refers to feelings of negativity, depression, and annoyances that happen on a daily basis.

Person 1: Ughhh I am depressed

Person 2: Me too, let's squiggle ourselves off that bridge nearby.

Example 2: Rip... I have an exam tomorrow I am going to squiggle to the library.

by The Squiggs February 24, 2022