1. moving with quick, small movements from side to side or up and down
Usage: present participle of wiggle

1. the action of moving with quick, small movements
Usage: gerund form

Examples

• The puppy was wiggling with excitement when its owner came home.
• She kept wiggling her toes in the sand at the beach.
• The child was wiggling in his chair during the long meeting.
• Stop wiggling and sit still for the photograph.
• The worm was wiggling on the sidewalk after the rain.
• His constant wiggling made it hard for him to focus on his homework.
• The wiggling of the loose tooth made her nervous.