wobbly
2 ENTRIES FOUND:
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wobbly
/ˈwɑːbəli/
adjective
wobblier;
wobbliest
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wobbly
/ˈwɑːbəli/
adjective
wobblier;
wobbliest
Britannica Dictionary definition of WOBBLY
[more wobbly; most wobbly]
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:
moving from side to side in an unsteady way
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The railing is wobbly.
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wobbly [=shaky] legs
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:
not strong or steady
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He replied in a wobbly [=shaky] voice.
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a wobbly [=unstable] housing market
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wobbly
/ˈwɑːbəli/
noun
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wobbly
/ˈwɑːbəli/
noun
Britannica Dictionary definition of WOBBLY
throw a wobbly
British, informal
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to become very angry or upset
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He threw a wobbly [=threw a fit] when he found out his flight was delayed.
