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wiggle

[wig-uhl] / ˈwɪg əl /




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Doctors allow for more wiggle room on price when you don’t go through insurance.

From MarketWatch

I imagined her toes wiggling happily in her colorful socks.

From Literature

I can see the cold breath coming from my competitors as they do the "about to run" wiggle on the start line.

From BBC

I’ve been conducting experiments with how much wiggle room there is on that date — about 35 days max if you skim the mold off the top.

From MarketWatch

They are using the temporary “senior bonus” deduction to give clients extra wiggle room to transform more of their retirement savings into tax-free money for the long term.

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