Synonym: rickety, shaky, trembling, unsteady. Similar words: wobble, hobble, cobbler, cobbled, gobble up, hobby, lobby, bubble. Meaning: ['wɑblɪ /wɒb-] 
n. a member of the Industrial Workers of the World. adj. inclined to shake as from weakness or defect.
n. a member of the Industrial Workers of the World. adj. inclined to shake as from weakness or defect. 
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61. A roly-poly toy, tilting doll, tumbler or wobbly man is a toy that rights itself when pushed over.
62. "So that's why I want to go home," he said in a wobbly voice.
63. Web surfing can be equally confounding, a wobbly wade through bursts of pop-ups and loudmouthed video ads.
64. Rich people with wobbly marriages need to think about where they live.
65. Both countries suffer from soaring unemployment, large budget deficits and wobbly financial sectors.
66. And, in vertical mode, I found the screen was a bit wobbly.
67. Her back is slightly hunched, her legs wobbly legs. She uses a golf club with a sawed-off head as an improvised cane.
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68. In particular, the American continent looks very unstable, wobbly in the Black Hills and the like.
69. But many sceptics claim that its recovery is built on wobbly foundations.
70. Wobbly clamp stage makes husband clamp rises, easy hand clips upper.
More similar words: wobble, hobble, cobbler, cobbled, gobble up, hobby, lobby, bubble, nibble, quibble, dribble, hobbing, robbery, slobber, sobbing, stubble, lobbyist, scrabble, squabble, humbly, affably, reliably, terribly, possibly, probably, adorably, assembly, incredibly, noticeably, inevitably.