wriggle (noun)

1. In Greek mythology, the wriggle of the serpent-haired monster Medusa was said to mesmerize anyone who looked into her eyes.

2. The character Tom from the cartoon series 'Tom and Jerry' often performs a comedic wriggle when trying to escape from Jerry's traps.

3. Why did the worm go to the gym? Because it wanted to improve its wriggle!

4. In the magical land of Eldoria, fairies have the ability to create beautiful lights with a delicate wriggle of their fingers.

1. Why did the worm go on a diet? It wanted to stop wiggling and wriggling!

2. In the cartoon, the snake would often wriggle its way out of tricky situations.

3. The protagonist managed to wriggle free from the ropes that bound them.

4. The dress was designed to allow the wearer to wriggle and move comfortably.