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wabbly

[wob-lee] / ˈwɒb li /


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OLD ENGLISH�A wabbly play of Galsworthy's shored up into sound entertainment by the extraordinary performance of George Arliss.

From Time Magazine Archive

They got him on his feet and he seemed better, though still very wabbly.

From Frontier Boys on the Coast or in the Pirate's Power by Roosevelt, Wyn

Pretty soon Elmer guessed the truth, and that their guide was getting what Lil Artha would call "wabbly."

From Pathfinder or, The Missing Tenderfoot by Douglas, Alan

He had a wide space of blue to cut through and as he bored in he saw Allison's ship lay over in a wabbly, sickening lurch and then nose down.

From A Yankee Flier with the R.A.F. by Montgomery, Rutherford George

You're making that poor little wabbly track of ours try to bear all sorts of mysterious and symbolic intensities of meaning.

From Plashers Mead A Novel by MacKenzie, Compton