Thesaurus / wobble
EXAMPLE SENTENCES FROM THE WEB
The telescope flexes slightly as it rotates with respect to the sun, introducing a wobble into its measurements that mimics parallax.
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Since warmer oceans dissolve less carbon dioxide, atmospheric carbon dioxide levels rose and fell in concert with these orbital wobbles, amplifying their effects.
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Most men come up in such a hurry that they wobble all over the place.
THE MODERN PISTOL AND HOW TO SHOOT ITWALTER WINANS
It need hardly be added that it really did wobble now; a child might have noticed it.
THREE MEN ON THE BUMMELJEROME K. JEROME
The wobble developed at an alarming speed; no doubt the heavy baggage on the carrier helped.
ACROSS AMERICA BY MOTOR-CYCLEC. K. SHEPHERD
Suddenly I felt the fill going soft under the drivers; felt the 44 wobble and slew.
GOLDEN STORIESVARIOUS
A must be plated with iron top and bottom where m goes through, that the runner may not "wobble."
The plane seemed to wobble as it lay there, seemingly recoiling from that flaming column.
THE BLACK STAR PASSESJOHN W CAMPBELL
And Van der Welcke began to wobble up and down with laughter.
SMALL SOULSLOUIS COUPERUS
So that the .38 Special, when fired in that gun, might wobble slightly as it passes through the barrel?
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