squiggle

A term used to refer to a mark which is not really a line, but merely a meandering trail.

A squiggle puritin will not consider multiple disconnected marks or a mark in which the path crosses itself as squiggles.

"He drew a squiggle on my head."

by Fox April 16, 2005

squiggle

The name often applied to the tilde (~) button on a keyboard.

www dot site dot com slash squiggle username

by Michael Fearn August 06, 2005

squiggle

A mixture between a squee and a giggle - usually used in fandom.

Dominic Monaghan is totally kissing a guy! Squiggle!

by Cassi S. May 19, 2005

squiggle

squiggle (verb): between a squirm and a wiggle
Sounds like: accross between a giggle and a squeel

she squiggled

by sez September 26, 2003

squiggle

The opposite of square, but not an insult. A square is closed off, while a squiggle is open and can turn in any direction at all. A squiggle or being squiggle, is being very open and willing sexually, or a fun loving and party-hardy person, or very up-to-date with the latest trends and has amazing style or has an amazing sense of humor and is hilarious.

"My boyfriend is such a squiggle! He can't keep his hands off me!"

"She's so squiggle! I LOVE her clothes!"

by Kitty-car September 09, 2009

squiggle

the jiggling of a fat persons belly when they giggle.

did you see the fat man squiggle when he giggled?

by ono December 04, 2002

squiggle

An alternative word for "cigarette". "squiggle" is an altered version of "squizzle", which black people altered from the word "square", which is slang for cigarette.

"yo tyrone, lemme bum a squiggle out joe pack."

by orville redenbocker February 19, 2007