Wriggle-Wroggle

To attempt to get out of a situation.

Samantha tries to wriggle-wroggle out of situations all the time. The same way she wriggle-wroggles out of birdy promises.

by dankmemesdonthappen April 20, 2018

Wriggled

Extremely high or drunk. Straight up FUCKED UP

Natasha: " OH MY GOD I'M SOOO FUCKIN WRIGGLED RIGHT NOW "
Tamara: " ME TOOO MANNNN "
Everyone: " SHUT THE FUCK UP YOU DRUNK BITCHES"

by AplleGore February 14, 2010

wraggle

Made In Stanley, Means To go and get fucky.

"Are you ganin to get tha wraggle on like?"

by Peter Wilson November 30, 2004

wuggles

The term wuggles comes from a long family of misspelled words. It is spawned from inbreeding among a small number of words. Primarily utilized by the uber 1337

It means that you huggle someone with lots of wub.

* mac97|TWL wuggles Jeniva

by TheTerminator97 May 13, 2005

Wuggle

Non wook folk or those who do not embrace wook life or rave culture.

Is she bringing her wuggle friends to the rave?

My boyfriend is a wuggle so he will not be joining us wooks in the forest this year.

by Coco Wubz July 7, 2023

The Wriggles

The wriggles is a commonly seen occurrence in babies under 12months. Often identifiable by a wave like movement across the body. A sensation of uncontrollable motion. Sometimes, characterised by arms and legs raising into the air and lowering back down at terminal velocity. This in turn, often wakes the child and proceeds to bring bother upon the parents, who may already be sleep deprived.

My goodness! That child has a clear case of the wriggles! Quickly, get some coffee in those parents!

by Yasumy May 30, 2019

wuggles

Noun: A cuddly, fluffy, or otherwise furry animal.

My cat teddy is such a wuggles.

by Daniel Green February 16, 2004