get a wriggle on

To go faster. Those guys better get a wriggle on or we'll be moving boxes all day! I know we have to leave soon, so I'm getting a wriggle on! A: "You want a group of toddlers to get a wriggle on? Ha, good luck with that!" B: "I know, they only move at one pace—slow."

See also: get, on, wriggle

See also:

wriggle
get (one's) skates on
get your skates on
get/put your skates on
worm (one's) way into (something or some place)
squirm
squirm in
squirm out
squirm out (of something)
worm (one's) way out (of something)

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