wigged
verb (past tense and past participle of 'wiggle') as in strong fondness
Word Combinations
Example:The dog wiggle and wigged in excitement as he saw his owner.
Definition:to move with a jerk or shake.
From wiggle and wigged
Example:She stood wigged about the room, clearly unnerved by the situation.
Definition:to move uneasily or restlessly; to shuffle.
From wigged about
Example:The baby enjoyed wigged side to side on the bouncing bed.
Definition:to move back and forth from side to side.
From wigged side to side
Example:He wigged nervously, trying to punch the air to relieve his anxiety.
Definition:to move quickly from side to side due to nervousness.
From wigged nervously
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