Definitions
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- n. The state or quality of being squirmy.
Etymologies
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Examples
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He is hyper to the edge of problem, and this seems to help him calm himself, and control his emotions and physical squirminess.
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They are a miracle to look at, and we just stare, lapping up their sweet squirminess.
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My god, these discoveries and research about the Bonobo could be some of the most important in all of the animal kingdom and our religious squirminess has stopped us from truly glorifying what seems to be the other sentient intelligent species on this planet!
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At 26 lbs of squirminess, I was not going to carry him across the parking lot and up three flights of stairs.
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Or it may simply be that dads would rather stay at the office, where everybody behaves like a grown up, than go home to the squirminess and bodily fluid-filled drudgery of family life.
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The engine of these mercilessly observed stories is squirminess: emotional awkwardness so intense that it can erupt into magic or just knot itself into scars.
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And the music had its natural squirminess, anxiety, and strangeness.
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