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wiggle room
noun
- room to maneuver; latitude.
wiggle room
noun
- informal.scope for freedom of action or thought
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Word History and Origins
Origin of wiggle room1
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Example Sentences
So, the next day, she pulled it back a bit and added a word, “typically,” that gave her a lot of wiggle room.
The suggested interval between the Moderna vaccine doses is 28 days, but the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says there’s wiggle room for both vaccines, advising that a six-week period is acceptable.
The one-size-for-all design of some of the cheaper brands might leave you with too much wiggle room for your feet or not enough.
It doesn't sound like the third parties buying from Samsung will have a lot of wiggle room in terms of form factor.
If the NFL is forced to adjust this time, it must do so without the wiggle room of a 17-week slate.
Many of us strike a happy medium, leaving enough wiggle room with reality to spin a good yarn.
Bound by teachings on same-sex marriage, yes, but there was apparently some wiggle room on the issue of marriage in general.
But he did leave a little wiggle room for a possible way out of the stalemate.
He was so surprised by losing the vote that he overreacted and left himself no wiggle room.
As for the official vote count, Republican staffers are already allowing for a bit of wiggle room.
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