Worms wiggled through the wet soil.

Meaning: This sentence describes worms moving through the wet soil.

Choice of Words: Wiggled means to move with short, quick movements. Wet means saturated with water. When you put them together, "Worms wiggled through the wet soil" means that the worms were moving through the soil, which was wet from the rain.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Worms wiggled through the soil diligently.
• Worms wiggled, enjoying the moisture in the soil.
• Worms wiggled damp soil.
• The worms wiggled happily in the moist soil.
• Worms wiggled in soft earth.
• Worms wiggled bird ate happily.
• Worms wiggled in the mud.
• Worms wiggled frantic, escape.
• Earthworms wiggled happily in the moist soil.
• Worms crawl through soil.