squirm /skwûrm/

1. To writhe or move with wriggling motion
2. To display or feel deep discomfort or distress, as from guilt, pain, embarrassment, etc

A wriggle

• take it on the lam
• take it or leave it
• take it out of
• take it out on
• take its toll on
• take kindly to
• take leave
• take-leave
• take leave of
• take leave of one's senses
• take-leaves
• take liberties with
• take measures
• take me with you
• taken
• taken aback
• take no account of
• take no prisoners
• take note
• take notice
• taken short
• take occasion
• take odds
• take off
• take-off