Examples
“I say, Polly," lie said suddenly; "you don't know how kind of squirmy it made me feel, in there to-day, with all those little fellows, the one with the brace on his ankle, and the one with his eye tied up where they'd taken out a piece, and all the rest of them.”
“Ms. Fuchs believes the topic of safe sex isn't one where a parent can allow for a child to break down into the giggles and get squirmy.”
The Wall Street Journal: Mother Works to Make AIDS Education a Priority
“Most of the goats cooperate with the necessary inconvenience of hoof trimming but some are skittish, squirmy, or agitated.”
“Rachel Maddow showing us how squirmy mainstream conservative newspaper reporters have to be to keep their jobs.”
The Huffington Post: Nancy Cronk: Rachel Maddow Highlights Ken Buck's Flip-Flops
“A squirmy feeling that had nothing to do with the diary shivered her stomach, and she offered him a more gracious “Thank you.””
“Despite being a lactivist and breastfeeding in public, I had decided that this meeting was too important for me to be distracted by a squirmy newborn.”
“What's so squirmy about his attacks is they are one of degree, or emphasis, and therefore cannot be easily refuted.”
“The squirmy wonders play as nicely in raised beds as they do in a moist compost bin.”
The Huffington Post: Avital Binshtock: Gifts That Keep on Living
“It makes us squirmy to think about how the bankers are getting even richer with our money while we're told to tighten our belts and get used to cuts in education, Social Security and health care.”
“She pointed high over her head, to a green sign filled with squirmy letters.”
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whichbe A hypocondriac pony that is incessantly telling the other ponies about their "extreme case" of navicular syndrome, hoof-and-mouth disease, and migraines. Aug 8, 2008