squirmed's Usage Examples:

Temple's winner came after an unfortunate slip by Gerry Young, when the ball squirmed under his foot, and Temple was able to run clear and slot the ball past.

Then he squirmed and shook off the Yale men, dodged a man or two, and, making a splendid.

κἀπέλουσεν ἀσκαρίζοντα; What navel-snipper wiped and washed you as you squirmed about, you crack-brained creature? where 'navel-snipper' signifies a midwife.

he called "clicky-ba": Clicky-ba thundered, and men with crushed heads squirmed on the path.

officers pressed his prone body into the ground for 14 minutes, while he squirmed.

first line, Stroop was tackled squarely by two secondary men, and yet he squirmed and jerked loosed from them, only to face the safety man and another Tiger.

other woman, who was already being dragged by the Moros to their vinta, squirmed her way out of their clutches like an eel (Waray: podlos, 'to slip from.

recalls that he felt the words of the Quran were those of God but also "squirmed" at some verses that threatened Christians.

referee declared the contest a KO win for the former Olympian, as Zamora squirmed in the floor in pain.

"Climategate: how they all squirmed", The Daily Telegraph blog, 29 November 2009.

Reviewing the production for the Independent on Sunday, Hermione Eyre said: I squirmed as I watched, because I really liked it, even though I knew I shouldn't.

the same game, Welch caught a long forward pass and then "twisted and squirmed his way 71 yards down the field for another score.

Sprake dived full length to save it but it squirmed through his grasp and rolled into the net.

"One girl squirmed between wet inner tubes, ultimately struggling through a large silver vulva.

"…stunned partygoers who openly ogled her while the ad exec (Jon Hamm) squirmed with polite embarrassment.

fraction more than two hours watching its progress on the screen and we squirmed like a small boy in Sunday school.

He squirmed; he doubled together, crumpled up…” Porphyry could not stop his habit of.

him, with Carson only succeeding in parrying the ball into the net as it squirmed through him.

Synonyms:

wriggle; twist; wrestle; wrench; writhe; worm; move;

Antonyms:

go; descend; precede; stay in place; stand still;