My selfish reason for this suggestion is the desire to wiggle/waggle my eyebrows at people. For no reason. No reason at all!
Here is GS' wiggle verb as an example:
WIGGLE ARMS {person} - Player tucks in her arms and flaps them like a bird as she glances at {person}.
WIGGLE ARMS - Player tucks in her arms and flaps them like a bird.
WIGGLE EARS {person} - Player wiggles her ears at {person}.
WIGGLE EARS - Player wiggles her ears.
WIGGLE EYEBROWS {person} - Player wiggles her eyebrows at {person}.
WIGGLE EYEBROWS - Player wiggles her eyebrows.
WIGGLE FINGERS {person} - Player wiggles her fingers at {person}.
WIGGLE FINGERS - Player wiggles her fingers.
WIGGLE HEAD -or- FACE {person} - Player vigorously shakes her head at {person}.
WIGGLE HEAD -or- FACE - Player vigorously shakes her head.
WIGGLE KNEES -or- LEGS {person} - Players knees begin to shake as she glances at {person}.
WIGGLE KNEES -or- LEGS - Players knees begin to shake.
WIGGLE NOSE {person} - Player wiggles her nose at {person}.
WIGGLE NOSE - Player wiggles her nose.
WIGGLE TOES (HALFLING with no footgear) - Halfling wiggles her toes in a fanciful display of her well-groomed feet.
WIGGLE TOES (with no footgear) - Player wiggles her toes.
WIGGLE TOES {person} (HALFLING with no footgear) - Halfling wiggles her toes at you in a fanciful display of her well-groomed feet.
WIGGLE TOES {person} (with no footgear) - Player wiggles her toes at {person}.
I'm more than happy to volunteer and write up something unique for DR if a different take on the verb is preferred.
- Juleanne
