| She had wiggled through a tot-sized aperture in the alcove, and toddled over to a display of butterfly nets four feet away. |
| She squirmed and wiggled around a little and was able to shake the blanket off. |
| The Scot writhed and wiggled as much as his constraints would allow, trying to escape. |
| She took her shoes off then, and wiggled her toes contentedly inside her silk stockings. |
| She wiggled her long toes in the sunlight and I told her she ought to be careful out here. |
| I yelled and wiggled, but I couldn't stop the piercing feeling from growing more intense. |
