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Often used in the same context:
wiggle,
slither,
sidestep,
squirm,
escape,
manouevre,
clamber,
maneuver,
coax,
inveigle,
wring,
shoehorn,
carve,
finagle,
dodge,
manoeuver,
extricate,
wheedle,
evade,
squeeze,
claw,
slip,
wangle,
straighten,
untie,
pluck,
squeak,
suffocate,
eke,
elude,
pull,
dislodge,
hide,
yank,
cling,
shirk,
scuttle,
outflank,
fettered,
sneak,
contort,
smother,
pry,
crawl,
untangled,
uncoil,
nudge,
hogtie,
tiptoe,
grovelled,
hoodwink,
tempt,
hang,
dangle,
deflect,
flail,
scarper,
wade,
rein,
strangulate,
ensnare,
unstick,
rip,
mangle,
writhe,
strangle,
nobble,
snare,
muddle,
entangle,
breathe,
bamboozle,
disentangle,
weaseling,
cobble together,
weave,
jink,
gazump,
renege,
scurry,
scoot,
chivvy,
poke,
avoid,
snatch,
prod,
slink,
steer,
outfox,
unglue,
clutches,
scrabbling,
brazening,
wimped,
unpicking,
finessed,
insulate,
scrape,
unhook,
nutted,
dragged,
grope,
shiver,
jerk,
knock,
lurch,
rap,
shudder,
tug,
quiver,
twitch,
shake,
sniff,
squawk,
kicks,
swipe,
twirl,
whiffs,
flutter,
gulps
More specific:
wrench
More general:
motion,
move,
movement
Synonyms:
squirm,
twist,
wiggle,
worm,
wrestle,
writhe
Also try:
— Adjectives for wriggle:
little,
last,
convulsive,
infernal,
final,
quick,
desperate,
impatient,
sudden,
slight,
ecstatic,
more...
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