| Our favourite thing to find was an astonishingly wriggly fish called a blenny. |
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| I watched one that had caught a particularly large and wriggly earthworm but couldn't manage to eat it. |
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| After nervously futzing with wood and various implements of joinery for more than a morning, I produced a wriggly, trapezoidal sort of thing. |
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| We're like a big burlap sack full of kittens, all wriggly and cuddly and helpless. |
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| For years, Radio 4 made me feel hot and cross, as wriggly as I was when stuck in a classroom being taught boring things by tedious teachers. |
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| He gives the best cuddles and kisses, even when they're wriggly ones. |
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| Like Cherkaoui, Thabet has rumpled hair and beard, with sports clothes and suit jacket, dancing in loose, wriggly moves. |
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| When Smolen put his hand in the bag he found only a wriggly snake. |
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| The hyperiids are little crustaceans which are again entirely planktonic but are related to beach fleas and those laterally compressed wriggly things you find under stones. |
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