- squiggled
- squig·gle || 'skwɪgl n. short and wavy line, wiggly mark v. make short and wavy lines, scribble, scrawl; wiggle, twist and turn
English contemporary dictionary. 2014.
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squiggle — squiggly, adj. /skwig euhl/, n., v., squiggled, squiggling. n. 1. a short, irregular curve or twist, as in writing or drawing. v.i. 2. to move in or appear as squiggles: His handwriting squiggled across the page. v.t. 3. to form in or cause to… … Universalium
squiggle — I. verb (squiggled; squiggling) Etymology: blend of squirm and wriggle Date: circa 1816 intransitive verb 1. squirm, wriggle < squiggling in her seat > 2. to write or paint hastily ; … New Collegiate Dictionary
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squiggle — (v.) 1804, probably a blend of squirm and wriggle. The noun is first recorded 1902, from the verb. The noun is first recorded 1902. Related: Squiggled; squiggling … Etymology dictionary
squiggle — /ˈskwɪgəl/ (say skwiguhl) noun 1. a short twist or curve, as in drawing or writing. –verb (squiggled, squiggling) –verb (i) 2. to twist or curve; appear as squiggles. –verb (t) 3. to form by squiggles; scribble. {blend of squirm and wriggle}… …
squiggle — [skwig′əl] n. [ SQU(IRM) + (W)IGGLE] 1. a short curved or wavy line; curlicue 2. an illegible or meaningless scribble or scrawl vt. squiggled, squiggling 1. to form into squiggles 2. to write as … English World dictionary
