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wobblesverbalso wabblespresent tense third-person singular of wobble to make a series of small irregular or violent movementsthe patient's hand wobbles so much that he can scarcely hold a glass of water agitates, buckets, convulses, jerks, jiggles, joggles, jolts, jounces, judders(chiefly British), quakes, quivers, shakes, shudders, vibrates rocks, sways, swingschatters, quavers, shivers, thrills, tremblestwitchesdodders, waversflickers, fluctuates, flutters, oscillates, undulates, wavesbeats, palpitates, pit-a-pats, pitter-patters, pulsates, pulses, throbs to make a series of unsteady side-to-side motionsthe table wobbled whenever I leaned on it careens, lurches, pitches, rocks, rolls, seesaws, sways, tosses blunders, bucks, dodders, falters, flounders, halts, hitches, hobbles, jerks, jolts, reels, shakes, staggers, stumbles, teeters, toddles, totters, tumbles, vacillates, vibrates, waddles, wavers, weavesoscillates, undulates, waggles, wags to show uncertainty about the right course of actionwe cannot afford to have the governor wobble at this critical time balances, dithers, falters, halts, hangs back, hesitates, scruples, shilly-shallies, staggers, teeters, vacillates, wavers haws, hemsdallies, dawdles, delays, lingers, pauses, procrastinates, waitsbacks down, chickens (out)considers, debates, deliberates, ponders, weighsoscillates, swaysequivocates, hedges, pussyfoots, waffles dives (in), plunges (in) decidesbudges, stirsadvances, continues to swing unsteadily back and forth or from side to sidethe drunk stood up, wobbled for a moment, and fell forward falters, rocks, teeters, totters, wavers flounders, lurches, stumbles, toddlesquakes, quavers, quivers, shakes, shudders, trembles, vibratescareens, reels, staggers, weaves |