1. more inclined to wriggle or twist about; more restless or fidgety
Usage: comparative form of wriggly

Examples

• The younger child was much wrigglier than her older sister during the long car ride.
• As the fish got tired, it became less wrigglier in the net.
• The puppy grew wrigglier as it got excited about going for a walk.
• She found the wrigglier worms were harder to put on the fishing hook.
• The baby became wrigglier when he needed a diaper change.
• Of all the children in the class, Tommy was the wrigglier during story time.