Sentence examples for wriggler from inspiring English sources
noun
Anything that wriggles.
When you were a little wriggler, these helped you forge in the smithy of your soul the uncreated etc.; now, they're mere tools in a bitter competition.
And for Nico… Right little wriggler.
"Let me see if he is able/To sit still for once at a table," Hoffmann begins his ditty, only to recognise that Philip is an incurable wriggler and incapable of being, as he puts it, "a little gentleman".
"Oh come on," grinned the amiable imp ensconcing himself upon the lounge sofa lounging, "I've always been a wriggler.
We got in line, handed over the equivalent of 75 cents and walked away with an amuse bouche of chocolate worm truffle and an earthworm "slammer," a shot of vodka with a pickled red wriggler bobbing in the center.
Sites www.cityworm.com A New York artist's plan to turn garbage into gardener's gold: Naomi Dagan Bloom suggests a bin of red wriggler worms in every kitchen to make compost.
But a Minsk suburb cannot be his ideal for a gracious retirement.Still, cornered as he is, Mr Milosevic is nothing if not a master-wriggler.
She was also first-thorn-in-the flesh for no fewer than ten presidents, crouching in the front row at their press conferences, pad, pen and scowl ready, to hold the wrigglers and liars to account.
Don't worry about the fleshy little wrigglers that emerge after it rains…they're cool with just hanging out in the dirt.
And that's just to get your hands on one of the little wrigglers, before you've even factored in feed costs, fencing, etc.
I do know it's pointless – that short of relinquishing all human contact, those wily little wrigglers will get me however much I spray and wipe and squirt.
