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Wriggled Meaning for Kids

What Does Wriggled Mean?

Verb

  • To move in a twisting or turning motion, like a worm.
  • To twist and turn your body to get free or to move.

Wriggled — Full Explanation

Wriggled means to twist and turn your body, like when you see a snake moving or when you dance and shake.

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Wriggled Meaning in Other Languages

hindi
लड़खड़ाना

ladkhadana

लड़खड़ाया

ladkhadaya

काँपना

kaampna

kannada
ಕೋಲಾಟ ಮಾಡುವುದು (koolaat maadudu)

koolaat maadudu

ಕೋಲಾಟ (koolaat)

koolaat

ಹರಿಯಿತು (hariyitu)

hariyitu

bengali
কাঁপানো in বাংলা

kāpanō

কাঁপল in বাংলা

kāmpal

লাফালাফি in বাংলা

lāphālāphi

spanish
se retorció

se re-tor-ció

se retorció en español

se re-tor-ció

se movió en español

se mo-vió

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Wriggled in Sentences

  • The little girl wriggled her toes in the sand.
  • The caterpillar wriggled on the leaf.
  • He wriggled out of his jacket when it got warm.
  • The octopus wriggled its arms in the water.
  • She wriggled around to find a comfy spot.

💬 Wriggled Chat: Listen In!

The Wriggling Pickle Adventure

Anya: "Ow! The mango pickle bit me!"

Kabir: "Pickles can't bite, Anya. What happened?"

Anyawriggled between my teeth. It’s so spicy!": "This chilli seed

Kabir: "You’re making it dance like a worm in your mouth."

Anya: "It really wriggled in there, like it wanted to escape my bite."

Amma: "That’s why I told you to chew slowly, little pickle monster."

Kabir: "Amma, the lemon piece wriggled out of my fingers and fell back in the jar."

Amma: "Hold it tight, Kabir, or it will wriggle away again."

Anya: "Look, the mustard seeds are wriggling in the oil too, like tiny jumping beans."

Kabir: "Everything is wriggling today—our food is doing a dance!"

Amma: "Then eat up, before it all wriggles off your plates."

Anya: "Okay, but if the chilli wriggles again, I’m drinking all the buttermilk."

Frequently Asked Questions About Wriggled

What does 'wriggled' mean?
Wriggled means to move in a twisting or turning way, like a worm or a snake.
How do you pronounce 'wriggled'?
You pronounce 'wriggled' like this: WRI-guhld.
What is the origin of the word 'wriggled'?
The word 'wriggled' comes from the Old English word 'wriggian', which means to twist or turn.
What is the meaning of 'wriggled' in Hindi?
The word 'wriggled' in Hindi is 'लड़खड़ाया' (Laḍakhaḍāyā).

Facts & Quotes About Wriggled

Fact: Worms wriggled through the soil, helping plants grow by making it healthy!
Proverb: A worm in the hand is worth two in the ground. (It means it's better to have something small than to hope for something bigger that you might not get.)
Quote: "The early bird catches the worm." - William Camden