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Word Origin & History

late 15c., from Middle Low German wrigglen "to wriggle," from Proto-Germanic *wrig-, *wreik- "to turn" (see wry). Related to Old English wrigian "to turn, incline, go forward."

Example Sentences forwriggle out

But being small Pee-wee was able to wriggle out of almost anything.

Then I saw him wriggle out of danger, backing away like a crab.

But the Brothers saw instantly that they could not wriggle out of these knots.

They cannot wriggle out of that blame: they cannot shirk it.

Bohm had tried to wriggle out of every clause in his contract.

If they are accepted, why then they wriggle out of them the best way they can.

But there it was, signed and stamped; and he did not see how you could wriggle out of it.

Nothing, said Evelyn, trying to wriggle out of her aunts grasp.

When washed ashore she can wriggle out of her shell and swim away.

She was disposed to wriggle out of sight; but Baba threatened her, and she was still.

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