wriggle

It had been hard for them to wriggle free of the brokers who covered rich people and to get into the arms of brokers who covered big, stock market–investing institutions.

He waited for guards to take a dinner break, then crept forward and clipped the first wire, crawled across the death strip, clipped the bottom of the second fence, and wriggled back into East Berlin.

The last to arrive was Shelly, the sea otter, who wriggled up the muddy riverbank.

"I have two very small children so things can get very stressful at home," says Stella while holding on tight to a wriggling baby Evie.

Some hostage families fear Netanyahu will still find a way to wriggle out of ending the war.