wriggle russian

• извива́ться

  coil, wriggle, twist, wind, meander, cringe

• проле́зть

  get through, wriggle through, climb through, squeeze through, worm oneself

  to fit through

• юли́ть

  bustle, fuss, play up, wriggle

• вы́вернуться

  to turn inside out, to wriggle out, to twist oneself free

• кривля́ться

  wriggle, grimace, make faces, give oneself airs, be affected

• пролеза́ть

  get through, wriggle through, climb through, squeeze through, worm oneself

  to fit through

• поёрзать

  to fidget a bit, to wriggle a bit, to shuffle slightly

• отверте́ться

  wriggle out, get out, get off

• отма́заться

  to make excuses, to wriggle out of, to get out of, to dodge (responsibility)

  to clear oneself, to get off (the hook), to prove one's innocence

• отма́зывавшийся

  who was making excuses, who was trying to wriggle out of something, who was trying to excuse oneself

• увора́чиваться

  to dodge, evade

  to wriggle away

• вы́крутившийся

  having extricated oneself, having wriggled out, having escaped (from a difficult situation)

• вы́кувырнувшийся

  wriggled out, popped out

• вы́кувырнутый

  dug out, prised out, dislodged, wriggled out

• изверну́вшийся

  having wriggled out, having twisted, having dodged

• отверте́вшийся

  having wriggled out, having escaped, having evaded

Examples

• Червя́к извива́ется.

  The worm wriggles.

• Дождево́й червь стал извива́ться, когда я до него дотро́нулся.

  The earthworm wriggled when I touched it.

• Я постара́юсь увильну́ть от э́того, если смогу́.

  I'll try to wriggle out of it if I can.

• Пошевели́те па́льцами ног.

  Wriggle your toes.

• Пошевели́ па́льцами ног.

  Wriggle your toes.