outwiggle

/ˈaʊtˈwɪɡəl/

Definitions

1. verb

to move or cause something to move out of a position of being straight or in a straight line, especially by twisting or turning.

“The snake tried to outwiggle its predator, but it was too slow.”

2. noun

the act of moving out of a position of being straight or in a straight line, especially by twisting or turning.

“The outwiggle of the snake was impressive, but it wasn’t enough to escape.”

Synonyms

  • elude
  • evade

Antonyms

  • align
  • straighten