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Definition of «squiggle»

A squiggle is a short, irregular line or mark that is drawn quickly and casually. It can also refer to something that is shaped like an untidy curve or zigzag line. The term can be used in various contexts such as describing handwriting, drawing, or even the movement of an object.

Usage examples

  1. The artist drew a squiggle on the canvas before turning it into a beautiful landscape.
  2. You can use a squiggle to represent a river or stream on a map.
  3. My signature includes a unique squiggle that sets it apart from others.
  4. The teacher asked the students to practice their handwriting by making squiggles on the paper.
  5. The child giggled when the squiggle of toothpaste came out of the tube.

Sentences with «squiggle»

  • Fill each half with squiggles of icing, small zig zags from the centre to the outside of the cupcake look best. (bakingmakesthingsbetter.com)
  • Nearby is the cartoony Malevich Looks Down on Pollock, a ballpoint - pen sketch of a plain square above a bunch of squiggles on the floor beneath it that offers a wry comment about Polke's preference for Constructivism over Abstract Expressionism. (vulture.com)
  • So, the proper comparison is not the observed trend with the mean, it is with the range of trajectories produced by the model ensemble — that prediction interval is what the scatter of squiggles in fig. 2 shows. (skepticalscience.com)
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