wriggle

Object

• worm: And you'll also be loving every minute of that little wriggling worm in those nifty new clothes, even the nasty solid poo.
• round: With an incoherent howl he wriggled round and punched the policeman smartly in the stomach.

Converse of object

nest: From time to time she performs a nesting wriggle.

Modifies a noun

room: There does not seem to be much wriggle room there.

Modifying Another Word

• away: No more wriggling away, to help prevent your baby from falling from high surfaces.
• about: However, once we had calmed down, we noticed that both ends of little Wonday were still wriggling about on the table.
• still: However, Aladdin was still wriggling his legs, shaking them out of Imhotep's spell soon enough sans him knowing.
• back: Ross wriggled back to allow Joel a look, ' I want some action, I want some fun, me me me.. .
• then: Of name to try to wriggle then charged higher the most likely.
• n't: Ca n't wriggle out of giving a relative a gift?

Followed by an intransitive particle

• through: Feet first into the slot, chest in the water and wriggle through to - no go.
• around: Does having three mean you'll feel them wriggling around earlier?
• out: The only point to identify now is how the late payer will attempt to wriggle out of paying interest.
• down: Place the baby's feet at the bottom of the cot to prevent wriggling down under the covers.
• up: He won a lovely diving suit, From distant London Town, And tried to catch the tadpoles As they wriggled up and down.

Followed by a transitive particle

• off: Wriggling off this hook could take most of the day.
• up: Flames wriggled up the side of the garage like roaches.

Adjective complement

clear: Mayes finally wriggled clear of Fowler ( 101 ).

Infinitive complement

get: I picked him up, he licked my cheek, purred even louder and wriggled to get down.

Particle object:

hook: Wriggling off this hook could take most of the day.