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squiggle

[ UK /skwˈɪɡə‍l/ ]
[ US /ˈskwɪɡəɫ/ ]
NOUN
  1. an illegible scrawl
    his signature was just a squiggle but only he could make that squiggle
  2. a short twisting line

How To Use squiggle In A Sentence

  • He pulls out the original drum track, throws in a turgid approximation of the live drums with a drum machine and a stiff boom-kick, adds some bloops, bleeps, and squiggles (because, hey, it's a remix), and cashes his paycheck.
  • A snake squiggled up the tree.
  • Shorthand just looks like a series of funny squiggles to me.
  • Together, they drew lines, and squiggles, and circles, until the green crayon was exhausted.
  • Entering the neighborhood, Phipps had half expected to find the same pristine but characterless dwellings as in Darlington—square boxes that could have been drawn by a child but for the missing squiggle of crayoned smoke coming from their chimneys. Unearthly Asylum
  • By the early 1980s, he was using these familiar, hard-edged squiggles to reconstruct the forms of generic landscape and, of all things, de Kooning's Women.
  • Buoyant circles, rings and squiggles float like islands and lena, at times, an amusing semblance of comic-book drawing.
  • Taile dug his fingers into Cali's ribs, causing him to squiggle around, laughing, his eyes opening.
  • After laying down discrete patches of dark umber in grid formations, Briggs dragged an unloaded brush through the pigment, leaving behind episodic squiggles that vaguely resemble Chinese characters.
  • With its overbearingly charismatic, slo-mo vocal, chomping techno stabs and Roland 303 squiggles twisted into tight new party balloon shapes, this is raw, unbridled fare from a label that's kept up the dark, crunching, nasty end of the dancefloor spectrum for over two decades. This week's new singles
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