What does 'squirm over' mean?
I saw an example sentence that includes 'squirm over her feeling', though.
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It's not a phrasal verb, if that's what you're asking. The preposition "over" roughly means "in regards to".
I guess you've already looked up "squirm". Worms squirm. :)
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