Definitions
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- noun One who, or that which,
squirms .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun one who can't stay still (especially a child)
Etymologies
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Examples
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Another prominent "squirmer" in today's economic quagmire is Jerry Jones, owner of the Dallas Cowboys.
unknown title 2009
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The squirmer in your belly doesn't take anything away from that; if anything, he or she adds to it.
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Oh, Munchkin was a major squirmer and hiccuper too: you should get Misterpie to listen to your belly when Bun gets the hiccups.
High-Low kittenpie 2008
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And right then and there you lay Wonderbaby gently on the floor to inspect, but oh, she is a squirmer!
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Which is all the more complicated given that she is a world-class squirmer.
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I remember the LibbyDem squirmer Nigel Jones not answering questions as to whether his Party played a 'racist' campaign against the Conservative candidate John Taylor in Cheltenham.
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And right then and there you lay Wonderbaby gently on the floor to inspect, but oh, she is a squirmer!
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Which is all the more complicated given that she is a world-class squirmer.
Archive 2006-01-22 2006
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Which is all the more complicated given that she is a world-class squirmer.
Bustin' loose 2006
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The baby's diaper was the kind with tape, and Laylah wasn't a squirmer, but it still took Keisha quite a bit of time to fasten the sides.
Butchers Hill Lippman, Laura 1998
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