squiggler

noun

squiggler

noun

Etymology From squiggle + -er.

1

Anything that squiggles.

The end of the losing arrived in a Yankee game against Oakland, when the Pinstripes, down by 8-4 in the eighth inning, were granted a succession of feeble singles, nubbed infield squigglers, three walks, and a two-run double, good for six runs and, in time, the win.2004 May 10, The New Yorker,:

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