wabbly

Nothing is more destructive of good tools than a grooved, uneven, or wabbly stone.

In a wabbly rocker, at imminent risk of a 238 breakdown, Priscilla jerked back and forth.

If, for some reason, the uprights are "wabbly" the frame may be stiffened by lashing diagonal cross sticks to the frame.

He lit a cigarette and hummed a wabbly tune, sitting astride a chair and watching me with his empty leer.

A thatched roof that leaked in every heavy shower leaned to a wabbly ridge-pole over the floor.