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The loose handle jiggled.
What does Jiggled mean?
Jiggled means shook lightly and quickly.
Dictionary definition
Moved with small quick shakes.
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Jiggled in a sentence
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The bell jiggled when the door opened.
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The video showed how the soft dessert jiggled when the plate moved.
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What does jiggled mean?
Jiggled means shook lightly and quickly.
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Which word is closest in meaning to jiggled?
Shook is close in meaning to jiggled.
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MeaningJiggled means shook lightly and quickly.
ExampleExample: The loose handle jiggled.
Word breakdown
2 syllables. Say each part, then blend the word.
- Syllables
- jig · uld
- Strongest beat
- jig
- Ending
- uld
- Tip
- Put a little extra energy on jig.
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Synonyms
Words like Jiggled
shookUse for moved back and forth.
wiggledUse for moved with small side-to-side motions.
Antonyms
Opposite words
steadiedUse for became still or controlled.
stabilizedUse for became steady.
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Jiggled means shook lightly and quickly.
Common mix-up
Jiggled is not the same as steadied. Jiggled means jiggled means shook lightly and quickly.
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Read this model sentence: The bell jiggled when the door opened. Clue words: bell, door, opened. Underline clue words that show why jiggled fits instead of steadied. Now write one new sentence that shows jiggled without using the word jiggled. Ask: Does my sentence clearly show jiggled?
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