Squirmy (adjective)

Having a tendency to squirm or wriggle; restless and difficult to keep still.

Origin:

Mid 19th century, from squirm + -y.

Examples:

1. The squirmy child was difficult to keep seated during the long car ride.
2. The squirmy worm was hard to hold onto while fishing.
3. The squirmy puppy kept wriggling out of its owner's arms.
4. The squirmy student was fidgeting in their seat during the lecture.
5. The squirmy snake slithered away as soon as it was released from the box.