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squiggly
[ skwig-lee ]
adjective
- forming or containing short, often irregular curves or twists, as in writing or drawing:
The bedsheets feature bright, happy colors, with fun polka-dot, squiggly, and swirly prints.
If your screen shows no squiggly lines under the words, from the automatic spelling and grammar check, you’ve written a good letter.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of squiggly1
Example Sentences
Occasionally Phillip glances down at his smart watch - the home screen showing the ever-changing squiggly line of bitcoin's dollar value.
The big skirt could have been a flat, dull “black hole” gobbling up half the painting, but Velázquez magically transformed it into tactile velvet with several soft, squiggly yet relaxed marks of light gray paint.
Past the chilled reds, crisp whites and funky oranges, a squiggly arrow pointing down a staircase directs wine enthusiasts and comedy fans alike.
One is rendered in a lifelike fashion, the other is a simply drawn cartoon, his smiling face just a few squiggly lines.
In archival footage of the original Luna Luna shows, for instance, Haring discusses his squiggly and arched shapes as if they are creatures from a fairy tale as he reminisces about a trip to Disneyland.
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