Place in which there's little flipping wiggle room (6)
I believe the answer is:
leeway
'wiggle room' is the definition.
'leeway' can be an answer for 'room' (both can mean freedom or space to move or act). I am unsure of the 'wiggle' bit.
'place in which there's little flipping' is the wordplay.
'place' becomes 'lay' (laying is a kind of placing).
'in which there's' indicates putting letters inside.
'little' becomes 'wee' (similar in meaning).
'flipping' is a reversal indicator.
'wee' written backwards gives 'eew'.
'lay' placed around 'eew' is 'LEEWAY'.
Can you help me to learn more?
(Other definitions for leeway that I've seen before include "Margin allowing room for manoeuvre" , "Permissible difference, allowing some freedom to move" , "Room to manoeuvre, latitude" , "Room for free movement" , "Slack" .)