squiggle
/ˈskwɪɡəl/Definitions
1. noun
a wavy or zigzag line or movement, especially one that is informal or careless
“She drew a squiggle on the margin of the page to signal that it was her work.”
2. verb
to draw or write something in a wavy or zigzag line
“The child liked to squiggle with crayons on the wall.”
3. verb
to move or go in a wavy or zigzag line, especially in a careless or informal manner
“The car squiggled out of the parking lot without a clear direction.”
4. verb
to make a wavy or zigzag line, especially in a musical composition
“The composer squiggled the melody to create an interesting rhythm.”