squirrel out of (something)
squirrel out of (something)
1. To squirm, wiggle, or squeeze out of something. The cat managed to squirrel out of its cage at the veterinarian's office. Our toddler thinks it's hilarious to squirrel out of his diaper.
2. To avoid or escape from some situation, obligation, or responsibility through sly or devious means. Oh no, you're not squirreling out of doing the dishes this time! I tried to squirrel out of going to the party, but my husband is guilt-tripping me into coming with him.
See also: of, out, squirrel
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
- squirrel out of something
- squirm into (something)
- squirm
- squirm in
- worry an animal out of
- wiggle
- get a wiggle on
- Get a wiggle on!
- squirrel food
- squirrel-food