Preposition: on

• air: I think he gave someone's horse the proverbial double squiggle on air and that someone took offense.

• paper: Some are dull, repetitive squiggles on paper, and some are fabulous, witty, thought-provoking, incredibly popular.

Adjective modifier

• little: My job was to paint two little squiggles on either side of the stairs which led to the upper floor of our house.

• proverbial: I think he gave someone's horse the proverbial double squiggle on air and that someone took offense.

• double: I think he gave someone's horse the proverbial double squiggle on air and that someone took offense.

• meaningless: Then the pictures degenerate into, what are to us, meaningless squiggles.

• repetitive: Some are dull, repetitive squiggles on paper, and some are fabulous, witty, thought-provoking, incredibly popular.

• dull: Some are dull, repetitive squiggles on paper, and some are fabulous, witty, thought-provoking, incredibly popular.

Converse of object

• make: Squiggles with crayons Children enjoy making squiggles and shapes on paper.

• turn: When it came to turning the squiggles into sound, Oliver turned to his trusted friend, Vernon Elliot.