Similar words: wobbly, wobble, sibling, rambling, gambling, trembling, hobble, cobbler. Meaning: ['wɒbl] 
adj. (of sound) fluctuating unsteadily.
adj. (of sound) fluctuating unsteadily. 
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31 Khukuri blade can also be prevented from wobbling inside the scabbard by pushing the blade forward towards the front edge of the scabbard.
32 I raced out back, wobbling up the rope ladder and through the hatch under the guise of conducting a wind-worthiness test.
33 He placed one hand heavily on a fragile, wobbling table.
34 Clarinet in good working order: no wobbling between joints , pads seal well, pad heights correct.
35 Ducks went wobbling by.
36 I have been standing so long that my legs are wobbling.
37 But, in my view, wobbling because of the current dip in growth would be a mistake.
38 She was drawing him in with those tears[Sentencedict.com], that wobbling voice.
39 In the optical aspect, will you accept yourself wear larger and larger clothing? or do sports with lumpish body feeling the fat flesh wobbling?
40 With the speed increase this year, locomotive wobbling occurred frequently due to side abrasion of straight rails at switch point.
41 As markets tighten, creditors will also be less willing to refinance wobbling companies.
More similar words: wobbly, wobble, sibling, rambling, gambling, trembling, hobble, cobbler, cobbled, gobble up, blink, blind, sobbing, hobbing, mudslinging, lingering, blind date, hobgoblin, blind alley, blind drunk, turn a blind eye, obliging, blistering, cling, sling, fling, ruling, ailing, linger, yelling.