Wriggling

The room was full of bugs, millions of small, wriggling bugs with lots of legs.

The snake is wriggling.

I am wriggling like a snake.

Seeing all the worms wriggling on the corpse made me squirm all over.

This is the only way to go. There's no wriggling out of it.

They didn't name it "Wrigley Field" because people are wriggling around in their seats.

He's wriggling like a worm.

Listen, stay where you are! What's the use of wriggling?

Drawn by some strange force, from the unfathomable depths below, eerie shapes sought the surface, blinking glassily at the unfamiliar glare they had exchanged for their native gloom—uncouth creatures bedight with tasselled fringes like weed-growths waving around them, fathom-long, medusae with coloured spots like eyes clustering all over their transparent substance, wriggling worm-like forms of such elusive matter that the smallest exposure to the sun melted them, and they were not.

The child's constant wrigglings made her difficult to hold.