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wrigglings
n. (plural of wriggling English)
Usage examples of "wrigglings".
In almost the same second he seized the lamp from the altar and darted out into the frescoed labyrinths, racing this way and that as chance determined and trying not to think of the stealthy padding of shapeless paws on the stones behind him, or of the silent wrigglings and crawlings which must be going on back there in lightless corridors.
He gave no heed to her wrigglings and cries as he made for the outer archway.
The instinct, as I learned, is to repel the invader, and yet the faint wrigglings of one’s hips invites it.