1 Dilcey alone said nothing and she fixed her Prissy with an unwinking eye that made her squirm.
2 The bronze giantess did not grin pleasedly or squirm under praise like the other negroes.
3 Kennicott's bluffness made the child squirm with a delight which Carol could not evoke.
4 No matter what the subject might be, a brainracking effort was made to squirm it into some aspect or other that the moral and religious mind could contemplate with edification.
5 He would only squirm softer and softer, like a worm, and become more dislocated.
6 She entered, and behind her, almost hidden by her voluminous calico skirts, came her twelve-year-old daughter, squirming against her mother's legs.
7 They had squirmed too long beneath Southern coldness and contempt and now they exploded with hilarity.