squig pattern
- noun
- Her dress featured bold squig patterns that caught everyone's attention.
Examples
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The notebook was covered in squig patterns drawn with colored pens.
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They painted the mural with overlapping squig patterns for a playful effect.
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Look at this squig pattern!
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I love the squig pattern on this wallpaper.
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The notebook was covered in squig patterns drawn with colored pens.
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Her dress featured bold squig patterns that caught everyone's attention.
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They painted the mural with overlapping squig patterns for a playful effect.
Synonyms
A short wavy line drawn quickly like a doodle
Making repeated designs on a surface, like cloth or walls
A wavy edge decoration on cloth or paper
How Curvy
Surface Forms
Morphology
squig + pattern
Assuming the learner knows 'squig' as an irregular or curvy line, the compound 'squig pattern' is directly compositional: it denotes a pattern made up of squigs. The noun+noun modifier structure is a transparent, cross-linguistically common construction, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents would readily infer the meaning.
Etymology
Squig pattern comes from the playful word squig, short for 'squiggle', which means a small curvy line. So squig pattern means 'a design of uneven, curvy lines' because it is many little squig lines joined together.