squidgle

To squeeze between or around a person or object.

"I squidgled through that group of people at the bar and scored a drink!"

by Natelowery December 19, 2013

squidgle

(verb) to squirm and wriggle until one becomes more comfortable.

He sat down in his chair by the firplace and squidgled after coming in out of the snow storm.

by just4titsNjiggles July 3, 2022

squidgle

a cross between a squidge and a cuddle. (i.e. a cute hug)

time for a squidgle!

by hevenlychocoholic April 17, 2011

squidgle

a form of measurement that is less than a little but more than a smidge- can be used for physical things like ingredients or fluids, or time.

I would like a squidgle of water.
Just a squidgle more time and then I'll be done.

by squidglecreator101 January 19, 2022

Squiglet

A goopy, bloppy load flying airborne from a ruined orgasm.

Charlie shot a huge squiglet across the room when Lucy caught him jacking off.

by Manatee Situation December 5, 2022

squigler

Someone with squiggly handwriting that is totally unreadable.

I can't read your doctor's prescription, he's a total squigler!

by theauthormarkwilkins January 30, 2017

Squigglets

A word for a small or young worm. Originates on the blogging website tumblr.

"There is no name for a baby worm, it's just called a worm."
"I'll call them squigglets"

by wolffieworldorder December 21, 2013