wriggled
Meaning
of Wriggle
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
Either in dumbfounded joy, PSG’s players having sensationally wriggled out of trouble, or in utter despair, Atalanta seemingly having done enough to shock tonight’s favourites and make it to the semis.
Governor Abiodun said the country has proven to be an enigma by defying all predictions by pundits that it would not survive, adding that “Nigeria has always wriggled out of the most difficult situation better.
At the river crossings it became evident he was in his element as he dashed into the cold water and wriggled out on the other side, his abundant energy recharged.
From further out, Graham cleverly wriggled through close to the breakdown and set Brad Taylor away.
It’s a Friday night and I’m a young single woman in New York City, but instead of sipping $15 dollar margaritas in designer heels on a Manhattan rooftop, I’ve just wriggled out of a pair of sweaty leggings.
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, Lisbeth Salander is a strong character who “wriggled away from Larsson’s grasp.”