wriggle into (something or some place)

1. To manage to get into something or some place by turning or twisting with writhing motions. The mouse wriggled into the house through a small crack in the wall. Mary wriggled into the crawl space to inspect the plumbing of the house.

2. To manage to put on a piece of clothing with difficulty. I'm going to need to go on a diet if I hope to wriggle into my old suit. She wriggled into the bulky protective suit and ventured into the quarantined area.

3. To succeed in achieving some status, condition, or position very narrowly or by sly or clever means. After a lackluster season, the team just barely managed to wriggle into the playoffs. She didn't care for him at all at first, but he managed to wriggle his way into her good graces eventually.

wriggle in(to something)

to wiggle and squeeze into something or some place. You will never be able to wriggle into that swimming suit. I can just wriggle in!

词组	wriggle into (something or some place)
释义	wriggle into (something or some place) wriggle into (something or some place) 1. To manage to get into something or some place by turning or twisting with writhing motions. The mouse wriggled into the house through a small crack in the wall. Mary wriggled into the crawl space to inspect the plumbing of the house. 2. To manage to put on a piece of clothing with difficulty. I'm going to need to go on a diet if I hope to wriggle into my old suit. She wriggled into the bulky protective suit and ventured into the quarantined area. 3. To succeed in achieving some status, condition, or position very narrowly or by sly or clever means. After a lackluster season, the team just barely managed to wriggle into the playoffs. She didn't care for him at all at first, but he managed to wriggle his way into her good graces eventually. See also: wriggle Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. wriggle in(to something) to wiggle and squeeze into something or some place. You will never be able to wriggle into that swimming suit. I can just wriggle in! See also: wriggle McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: wriggle in wriggle (one's) way into (something or some place) writhe writhe in (something) swig swigged swiggle swiggled writhe under writhe under (something)
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