squiggly
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Definition
Adjective: - Having a wavy, twisting, or irregular line or pattern; not straight or smooth.
Usage
The adjective "squiggly" describes lines, shapes, or marks that are characterized by many short, wavy curves or bends. It often implies a casual, informal, or playful quality.
Examples
- The child drew a squiggly line across the page.
- I can't read his handwriting; it's just a bunch of squiggly marks.
- The worm left a squiggly trail in the damp soil.
Advanced Usage
- "Squiggly" can be used metaphorically to describe something perceived as unclear, indirect, or meandering.
- His explanation took a squiggly path before finally getting to the point.
Variants and Related Words
- Squiggle (noun): A short, wavy line or twist.
- Her signature was a mere squiggle.
- Squiggle (verb): To draw or form squiggles.
- He squiggled a mustache on the poster.
Synonyms
- Wavy
- Curly
- Sinuous
- Zigzag
- Meandering
Antonyms
- Straight
- Linear
- Direct
Adjective
- wavy and twisting