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squirmle

squirmle noun: a worm-shaped toy with a fuzzy body, a pair of googly eyes, and hidden string used to imitate a live worm, originally released in the 1970s.

Noun

squirmle (plural squirmles)

  1. A worm-shaped toy with a fuzzy body, a pair of googly eyes, and hidden string used to imitate a live worm, originally released in the 1970s.

Synonyms of squirmle

Forms of squirmle

pluralsquirmles

Origin of squirmle

Genericized trademark of Squirmles, the original brand of the toy owned by the Illfelder Importing Company.

Questions about squirmle

What does squirmle mean?
Squirmle means a worm-shaped toy with a fuzzy body, a pair of googly eyes, and hidden string used to imitate a live worm, originally released in the 1970s.
What part of speech is squirmle?
Squirmle is a noun.
What is the plural of squirmle?
The plural of squirmle is squirmles.

Words near squirmle in the dictionary

  1. squirmings
  2. squirmish
  3. squirmished
  4. squirmishes
  5. squirmishing
  6. squirmle
  7. squirmles
  8. squirms
  9. squirmworthy
  10. squirmy
  11. squirr

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