wrig
/rɪɡ/ or /rɪg/Definitions
1. verb
to twist and turn suddenly, often in a convulsive or spasmodic manner, especially in the context of a worm or an insect.
“The caterpillar wriggled free from the cocoon.”
2. noun
a sudden twist or turn, especially of a worm or an insect.
“The wrig of the caterpillar was quite impressive.”