1. to move or squeeze through a narrow or confined space with difficulty
Usage: chiefly Scottish and Northern English dialect
2. to shake or jostle; to move restlessly or fidget
Usage: chiefly Scottish and Northern English dialect

Examples

• The child had to hirsle through the gap in the fence.
• He hirsled uncomfortably in his seat during the long meeting.
• She hirsled her way past the crowd to reach the door.
• The puppy hirsled around in the basket, unable to settle down.
• They hirsled through the narrow passage one by one.