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squiggly

[ UK /skwˈɪɡli/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. wavy and twisting

How To Use squiggly In A Sentence

  • The red-pink squiggly lines extending from the epicardial surface into the yellow fluid represent the strands of fibrin.
  • It’s also true that to write about cricket in this country is no longer to surrender automatically to the hegemony of American culture; until quite recently, the word cricketer, when typed into my computer, would be underscored by a squiggly red line. Bowling Alone
  • For example, a rule violation in a Java class will be underlined with a red squiggly line.
  • Although the album has pieces of squiggly acid, breakbeat, and folk it never feels patched together.
  • And I had one other idea convoed to me through Etsy... a "tilde" which is that squiggly punctuation mark used in the Spanish language over an "N". Kiss My Curvy "S" or What Should I Name These?
  • Back then, the gauges were hooked up to an oscillograph, a machine that recorded data in squiggly lines on a moving roll of graph paper, something like an electrocardiograph did before the digital age. The Dream Machine
  • Some came through only in squiggly lines like Steinberg drawings. DEATH OF A NYMPH
  • Thumb ring had amethyst jewel in the middle and the pinky ring was just a plain design with squiggly lines and dots, both were silver.
  • I snapped, irritated, and bent over this journal again, watching my hand shake as I scribbled a long squiggly line across the lined pages.
  • Meanwhile, in a neighboring control room, lab director Mark Kishiyama shows my producer a series of squiggly waves that appear on a screen.
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