squirmer

[skwur-mer]

squirmer Definition

• 1. a person or thing that squirms, wriggles, or twists about
• 2. a person who is uneasy or embarrassed in a particular situation

Using squirmer: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "squirmer" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The squirmer couldn't sit still during the long meeting.

• Example

  The fish was a squirmer and hard to catch.

• Example

  He's such a squirmer when it comes to public speaking.

squirmer Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for squirmer

• wriggler
• twister
• fidgeter
• uneasy person
• embarrassed person

Phrases with squirmer

• squirmy feeling

  an uncomfortable or uneasy feeling

  Example

  I get a squirmy feeling whenever I have to speak in front of a large audience.

• squirmy sensation

  an unpleasant physical sensation, such as itching or tickling

  Example

  The wool sweater gave me a squirmy sensation on my skin.

• squirmy wormy

  a playful term used to describe someone who is squirming or wriggling around

  Example

  Stop being such a squirmy wormy and sit still!

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Summary: squirmer in Brief

A 'squirmer' [skwur-mer] is a person or thing that squirms, wriggles, or twists about. It can also refer to a person who is uneasy or embarrassed in a particular situation. Examples include someone who can't sit still during a long meeting or a person who is nervous about public speaking. The term can be extended into phrases like 'squirmy feeling,' describing an uncomfortable or uneasy feeling, and 'squirmy wormy,' a playful term for someone who is squirming around.