wobbly
noun
UK/ˈwɒb.ᵊl.i/
US/ˈwɑː.bᵊl.i/
Phrases of wobbly noun
- throw a wobbly
To react with extreme anger or distress, often unexpectedly.
• He threw a wobbly when he found out he'd missed out on the promotion.
adjective
UK/ˈwɒb.ᵊl.i/
US/ˈwɑː.bᵊl.i/
Definitions of wobbly adjective
movement
Moving unsteadily from side to side.
A wobbly ladder/table.
I've been resting in bed due to the flu, and my legs still feel a bit wobbly.
The toddler took a few wobbly steps in my direction.
certainty
- informal
Being uncertain or indecisive; wavering between two opinions.
Last week I was certain I was doing the right thing, but now I'm starting to feel a bit wobbly about it.
I've been feeling a bit wobbly about whether to move house.
She is feeling wobbly about whether to accept the new job.