Wriggled

The gymnast wriggled and contorted her body during her performance.

The angler skillfully wriggled the bait to attract the attention of the fish.

The butterfly wriggled out of the chrysalis and spread its wings for the first time.

He wriggled his way through the narrow gap in the fence.

The baby wriggled in her mother's arms, trying to find a more comfortable position.

The hiker wriggled through the dense vegetation to find a shortcut back to the trail.

The hiker wriggled out of his tight backpack straps, relieved to finally remove the weight from his shoulders.

The magician wriggled his fingers and pulled a rabbit out of his hat.

The young boy wriggled the worm on the fishing line, hoping to catch a big fish.

The worm wriggled its way through the damp soil, aerating it as it moved.

The caterpillar wriggled along the branch, searching for a place to build its cocoon.

The dancer's body wriggled and contorted in an incredible display of flexibility.

The fisherman wriggled the worm on the hook to attract the attention of the fish.

The snake wriggled through the narrow crack in the wall.

The magician's assistant wriggled out of the straitjacket and amazed the audience.

The caterpillar wriggled out of its old skin as it prepared to transform into a butterfly.

The caterpillar wriggled out of its cocoon and emerged as a beautiful butterfly.

The spider wriggled its way down the web to catch its prey.

The mouse wriggled its way through the small crack in the wall.

He wriggled his toes in the warm sand, enjoying the sensation between his feet.

The baby bird wriggled its way out of the eggshell.

She carefully wriggled the lure through the water, mimicking the movements of a wounded minnow.

The fish wriggled on the hook as the angler reeled it in.

The snake wriggled through the narrow gap in the fence.

The caterpillar wriggled inside its cocoon, undergoing a transformation.

The student quickly wriggled out of his responsibilities and blamed his absence on a fake illness.

The gymnast wriggled out of the difficult position with grace.

The baby wriggled in her mother's arms, trying to escape.

The cat wriggled out of the tight space behind the couch, relieved to have escaped from being stuck.

He wriggled the worm on the hook and cast his line into the lake.

The dancer wriggled her hips to the beat of the music.

The fish wriggled off the hook and escaped back into the water.

The snake wriggled its way into the small hole in the wall.

The cat wriggled through the narrow opening in the fence.

The artist's hand shook as he wriggled his signature on the painting.

The dancer's body wriggled and contorted in mesmerizing movements.

The thief wriggled through the small window to gain access to the locked room.

The fish wriggled out of the fisherman's net and swam away.

The little girl wriggled with excitement as she opened her birthday presents.

The dancer wriggled her hips to the rhythm of the music.

The toddler wriggled out of his mother's grip and ran towards the playground.

The doctor's handwriting was so bad that the prescription he wrote was completely wriggled.

The contortionist wriggled her body into unbelievable shapes during the circus performance.

The magician's assistant wriggled out of the straightjacket to the amazement of the audience.

The baby wriggled and giggled as her mother tickled her.

The old man's hands trembled as he wriggled his name on the legal document.

The toddler giggled as she wriggled her toes in the sand at the beach.

The toddler wriggled out of his mother's grasp and ran towards the toy store.

The magician wriggled his fingers and made the coin disappear.

The nervous student wriggled through the math problem and made a mess of the equation.