Gradually, the shades of the sky merge into one, like a paintbrush jiggled in a jar of water.

BBC: The three colours of Ibiza

The band members jiggled their legs but were otherwise immobile, and perhaps three smiles broke out onstage in the course of the week.

NEWYORKER: Sound Machine

The fluids exerted a drag, causing the samples to move to and fro at the same frequency with which the machine jiggled, but with a slight delay.

ECONOMIST: How tree frogs keep their grip

Debbie picked up her necklace and jiggled the catch.

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