jiggle|jiggles in English

noun

[jig·gle || 'dʒɪgl]

shake, wiggle, up and down movement

Use "jiggle|jiggles" in a sentence

1. Jiggle your biceps.

2. You jiggle-headed blob of mischief!

3. You didn't mean to jiggle me, did you ?

4. Don't jiggle your finger while the nurse is putting on the bandage!

5. Electrons can jiggle and wiggle in a more energetic manner.

6. Synonyms for Agitates include shakes, stirs, disturbs, jolts, buckets, convulses, jerks, jiggles, joggles and jounces

7. If the radio doesn't work, just give it a quick jiggle.

8. Carry the cup carefully and don't jiggle it, or you'll spill the coffee.

9. Carry the cup carefully and don't jiggle it, or you'll spill the tea.

10. Carry the cup bikeefully or don't jiggle it, or you'll spill the tea.

11. " Don't you know better than to jiggle Auntee like that when she's sick?

12. Synonyms for Convulses include jerks, shudders, agitates, shakes, buckets, jiggles, joggles, jolts, jounces and judders

13. But it would jiggle clockwise and Anticlockwise a bit because of random thermal noise.

14. Heat oil in a wok . Jiggle shelled shrimps in oil slowly and drain.

15. Synonyms for Agitate include shake, stir, disturb, jolt, bucket, convulse, jerk, jiggle, joggle and jounce

16. The computer has been taught fishing tricks: it jiggles the line to make the squid think the bait is alive.

17. Synonyms for be Agitated include be upset, be troubled, fret, fuss, stew, trouble, worry, squirm, twitch and jiggle

18. Sometimes the wasp may even insert a small twig into the soil and jiggle it about to help settle the material.

19. The new work has added what is known as a piezoelectric resonator to the bottom plate; its purpose is to jiggle the bottom plate at a very particular frequency.