What is "jiggling"

Usage examples of "jiggling".

DT was the key to the way out, and Dantzler was jiggling him, making sure all the tumblers were engaged.

Their arms locked, they waltzed around and around for a matter of seconds, the light bulb jiggling madly.

Lilias promptly handed him over to Dysis, who tried to distract him, jiggling him up and down on her shoulder.

She knelt down at the keyhole and slid the crude pick in, jiggling i about until it encountered resistance.

Elizabeth was standing to one side with her arms wrapped around her, one foot jiggling hard.

Then they figured it out: it was almost with relief that she heard the jiggling of the handle, the creak of the opening door.

Shep continued, his eyes jiggling behind his lids as though he were fast asleep and dreaming.

Random jigglings triggered a collapse of the dustcloud, with everything heading for roughly, but not exactly, the same central point.

All it takes to start such a collapse is a concentration of matter some­where, whose gravity then pulls more matter towards it: random jigglings will produce such a concentration if you wait long enough.

A fresh pie was moving jerkily through the air toward the window, and its hesitations and jigglings corresponded exactly to the old man's gestures.