What is "jiggled"

Usage examples of "jiggled".

A slash of light from a split seam in the roof jiggled on his shaved skull.

God in heaven and he breathed really loudly into his hands and made a whistling noise, and then he stopped because the train jiggled again and he had to grab hold of one of the straps which were hanging from the ceiling.

She jiggled the front door to make sure it was securely locked, then opened it instead, stepped outside into the cold air.

Josie peered into the bushes, then jiggled her body through the small opening she had found.

Sometimes he could be as still as cast bronze, as motionless as marble, forgetting even to blink, but more often than not, he flicked or twiddled his fingers for hours on end or jiggled his legs, or tapped his feet.

All the way up the aisle, heads jiggled and fingers popped, and no one seemed to notice the rude young woman in wine colored shoes as she hustled out of the auditorium.