'wobbly' definitions:

Definition of 'wobbly'

adjective

Inclined to shake as from weakness or defect; "a rickety table"; "a wobbly chair with shaky legs"; "the ladder felt a little wobbly"; "the bridge still stands though one of the arches is wonky" [syn: rickety, shaky, wobbly, wonky]

noun

A member of the Industrial Workers of the World

Synonyms of 'wobbly'

From: Moby Thesaurus

aspen,
broken,
capricious,
careening,
catchy,
chattering,
choppy,
desultory,
deviative,
dickey,
dilapidated,
disconnected,
discontinuous,
doddering,
eccentric,
erratic,
faltering,
fitful,
flickering,
fluctuant,
fluctuating,
groggy,
guttering,
halting,
herky-jerky,
hesitant,
heteroclite,
immethodical,
inconstant,
insecure,
intermittent,
intermitting,
irregular,
irresolute,
jerky,
lurching,
nonuniform,
oscillating,
oscillatory,
palsied,
patchy,
pendulating,
quaking,
quavering,
quavery,
quivering,
quivery,
rachitic,
rackety,
rambling,
ramshackle,
rattletrap,
ricketish,
rickety,
rocky,
rootless,
rough,
scrappy,
shaking,
shaky,
shilly-shally,
shilly-shallying,
shivering,
shivery,
shuddering,
snatchy,
spasmatic,
spasmic,
spasmodic,
spastic,
spidery,
spindly,
sporadic,
spotty,
staggering,
succussatory,
succussive,
teetering,
teetery,
tentative,
tottering,
tottery,
trembling,
trembly,
tremulous,
tumbledown,
uncertain,
unequal,
uneven,
unmethodical,
unmetrical,
unregular,
unrhythmical,
unsettled,
unstable,
unsteady,
unsure,
unsystematic,
vacillating,
vacillatory,
variable,
veering,
vibrating,
wandering,
wavering,
weak,
wobbling

Words containing 'wobbly'

Wobble,
wobbling