intransitive. To move to and fro or from side to side irregularly and lightly, to waggle; to walk with such a movement, to stagger, reel, also to…

intransitive. To twist or turn the body about with short writhing movements; to move sinuously; to writhe, squirm, wiggle. Of reptiles, etc.

To wriggle.

intransitive. To wriggle.

intransitive. Scottish. To wriggle; to dart quickly. rare.

intransitive. To move sinuously or writhingly; to wriggle, writhe. Now dialect.

intransitive. To wriggle or writhe. Of reptiles, etc. Chiefly U.S. and dialect.

intransitive. To wriggle; to struggle to move or escape. Also with adverbs, as about, away, through, etc. English regional (chiefly East Anglian) or…

intransitive. To wrestle; to contend, strive. Also figurative.

To writhe about; to squirm or wriggle. Also figurative.

transitive and intransitive. Reduplicated form combining wiggle, v. and waggle, v. (cf. Low German wigel-wageln vb.), emphasizing the alternation…

intransitive (or transitive with cognate object.) To wriggle.

? To wriggle about.