Phrases with «wiggle»

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The word "wiggle" means to move or shake something quickly and repeatedly, usually in a playful or spontaneous way. Full definition

But the beauty of this guide is that there is room for wiggle room. (thenutritionaddiction.com)
And I found that there was a lot of wiggle room in where I could cut back. (businessinsider.com)
At 198 pounds, Thomas isn't the biggest running back, but there's a lot of wiggle in his game and he's effective in the open field making defenders miss. (sbnation.com)
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