wobbly
or wab·bly
[ wob-lee ]
/ ˈwɒb li /
adjective, wob·bli·er, wob·bli·est.
shaky; unsteady.
OTHER WORDS FROM wobbly
wob·bli·ness, nounWords nearby wobbly
wobble,
wobble board,
wobble plate,
wobble pump,
wobbling,
wobbly,
wobegone,
woburn,
woburn abbey,
wocas,
wodehouse
Example sentences from the Web for wobbliness
The root cause, we are told, was a stomach bug—maybe norovirus—that caused dehydration and wobbliness.
British Dictionary definitions for wobbliness (1 of 2)
wobbly
/ (ˈwɒblɪ) /
adjective -blier or -bliest
unsteady
trembling, shaking
noun
throw a wobbly slang
to become suddenly very agitated or angry
Derived forms of wobbly
wobbliness, nounBritish Dictionary definitions for wobbliness (2 of 2)
Wobbly
/ (ˈwɒblɪ) /
noun plural -blies
a member of the Industrial Workers of the World