He had a very small head with a busy little mouth opening on the front side of it: just above each end of this mouth was a shining black eye, and on the lower side of his head was a very wiggly tail.
Every time he looked at one of his hindfeet it reminded him of what the Green Brown Frog had said, and he even grew out of patience with his tail--the same strong wiggly little tail of which he had been so proud.
Madame Tortoise moved slowly up and down and round and round, eyeing the various children who begged for the nice wiggly worms.
Now, will you take this bunch of nice wiggly worms to my little ones for their lunch?
And in a few weeks out of these will scamper sixty little wiggly Crocodiles, your dear, homely, scaly, hungry-mouthed children.
They could all seewiggly spots now and places gone over twice where Hen had doubled on his trail to throw pursuers off the track and disguise his hand.
A wiggly mouth, as Jeanne said, keeps one guessing.
That's lode claim--and then that funny wiggly mark, and then the word center.
But what does he mean by thewiggly looking mark before the word center?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "wiggly" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
