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Often used in the same context:
flail,
cavort,
prance,
squirm,
contort,
gyrate,
totter,
shriek,
scream,
quivering,
wriggling,
convulse,
tremble,
twitching,
slink,
stomp,
caress,
uncurl,
preen,
cower,
flitter,
slithering,
twirl,
weep,
skitter,
retch,
jostle,
vomit,
scurry,
clomp,
entwine,
prostrate,
petrify,
groan,
gesticulate,
mewl,
dripping,
copulate,
crumple,
wince,
wallow,
defecate,
simper,
teeter,
bated,
crawl,
squeal,
undulate,
akimbo,
drool,
skulks,
hyperventilate,
sprawled,
suffocate,
wiggling,
ravish,
pummel,
emote,
fellate,
throb,
yelped,
heaving,
hurl,
stupefy,
crouch,
feign,
mutter,
dangle,
whimpering,
galumph,
stare,
careen,
impale,
wail,
perspire,
lolling,
puking,
openmouthed,
hallucinate,
jiggling,
bawls,
distend,
ululate,
uncoils,
flouncing,
humping,
palpitating,
prickling,
moan,
disembowel,
tiptoe,
tangoing,
gurgle,
glower,
gibbering,
howl,
gnaw,
shimmy,
kneel,
metamorphose,
hypnotizes,
glisten,
writhing,
man,
clement,
flesh,
take,
ashes,
bad,
bear,
bullocks,
carry,
die,
do,
donkeys,
fart,
guy,
ian,
lift,
pale,
person
More specific:
wrench
More general:
move
Synonyms:
squirm,
twist,
worm,
wrestle,
wriggle
Also try:
— Adjectives for writhe:
whole,
positive,
mortal,
dead,
last,
patient,
stomach,
sudden,
poor,
slow,
more,
more...
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