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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
squiggle .
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Slick rocks and a limp rope marked the route across as our intrepid band of hikers grasped hands and timidly squiggled our way across to the steep embankment on the far side.
Wicked Good Travel Tips: My Disaster and 10 Vital Questions to Ask Before Taking an Adventure Tour Wicked Good Travel Tips 2010
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Slick rocks and a limp rope marked the route across as our intrepid band of hikers grasped hands and timidly squiggled our way across to the steep embankment on the far side.
Wicked Good Travel Tips: My Disaster and 10 Vital Questions to Ask Before Taking an Adventure Tour Wicked Good Travel Tips 2010
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So, to see whether he could get me to respond, Flint squiggled his body forward another inch or two.
Born to Bark Stanley Coren 2010
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The road shot arrow-straight across the flats, through plains of tufty tree yuccas green from recent rains; it squiggled over the steep hills in tight switchbacking loops decorated with shrines to the dead.
Kook Peter Heller 2010
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She folded her legs and propped Sami in the middle, then squiggled a finger toward the little girl's tummy, tickled for a minute, withdrew, and squiggled forward again.
Broken Symmetry Angela Brett 2010
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So I lay with him in his grave, and worms squiggled between my toes and bones poked the backs of my thighs.
Bleeding Violet Dia Reeves 2010
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The salamander squiggled, unamused, although it's hard to read an animal's face when it does not appear to have one.
New at the National Zoo: Live, hot salamanders. But no sex (yet). 2010
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Yes! †Greg squiggled the word ‘communist†™ on the board with his black marker and turned back around. “Anyone else? â€
365 tomorrows » B. York : A New Free Flash Fiction SciFi Story Every Day 2008
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The salamander squiggled, unamused, although it's hard to read an animal's face when it does not appear to have one.
New at the National Zoo: Live, hot salamanders. But no sex (yet). 2010
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So I lay with him in his grave, and worms squiggled between my toes and bones poked the backs of my thighs.
Bleeding Violet Dia Reeves 2010
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