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jiggle in the PONS Dictionary

jiggle Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to jiggle sth about
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These creatures propel themselves forward using their limbs by jiggling or flapping them.
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The vines always jiggle, which easily unnerves its foes.
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She sat focused while her son -- who can not be named due to a publication ban -- jiggled his arm at the witness stand, anxious.
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Before notes, of course, we jiggled coins in our pockets.
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I don't know what they did, but they took the jiggling out.
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Older models will simply use a small weight on top of an opening that will jiggle to allow excess pressure to escape.
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And then when they do, carefully scraping the sand away, unscrewing the top, and delicately -- barely breathing -- jiggling the detonator to free it.
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You can wiggle his face and even jiggle his face!
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It means we've had to jiggle around our schedule.
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The brain dump is like jiggling the handle.
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