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wiggle

[wig-uhl] / ˈwɪg əl /




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This decline in crime gives Mamdani "a bit of wiggle room to think creatively" about public safety in New York, including improving social services and support, Mr Egan said.

From BBC

And I want to remind people to wiggle your toes.

From BBC

Giving yourself a bit of wiggle room in the form of a monthly “fun” allowance can also help you remain consistent, Shafransky said.

From MarketWatch

“A lot of them chose to come in via silver because gold already had run,” Lundin said in a phone interview, adding that when speculation takes hold, “naturally you get more wiggles” in the price.

From MarketWatch

The trick is building a little wiggle room in your budget for them—so that a fallback meal feels like a relief, not a splurge.

From Salon