squiggle
Pronunciation: [ˈskwɪgəl]
Word
Context: "drawing"
(noun) a small, curly or wavy line. It often looks like a squiggly snake or a twisty road, and it's used in doodling or decorating.
Example
She drew a squiggle in her notebook while thinking.
Example
His drawing didn't have any squiggles; it was very straight and boring.
Example
Can you make a squiggle on this paper to decorate it?
Context: "motion"
(verb) to make a wavy or curly line or pattern. When you squiggle, you move your hand in a way that creates those twisty shapes.
Example
He likes to squiggle on his art projects to make them look fun.
Example
She didn't squiggle at all; she drew everything with sharp and straight lines.
Example
Can you squiggle your pencil on the page to add some color?
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