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wobbly

[wob-lee] / ˈwɒb li /


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Scheffler again looked wobbly on his first few holes, including a bogey on the 13th, but after a run of birdies he chipped in from 65 yards for an eagle on the seventh.

From Barron's

What about the French team’s wobbly step sequence?

From The Wall Street Journal

“Of course,” Dad says, though his wobbly voice betrays doubt.

From Literature

But as soon as they started cutting down the trees and plowing up their roots, my stomach got sick and my legs and arms got wobbly and my head felt dizzy.

From Literature

His legs felt wobbly, the way they always did when he got off his skateboard after skating for a long time.

From Literature