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wobbling

[wob-ling] / ˈwɒb lɪŋ /


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With gusting winds at the seaside course's signature 18th hole keeping balls wobbling and rolling out of position, Bhatia endured a hefty wait before missing a seven-foot birdie putt and closing with a par.

From Barron's

And with stocks wobbling the past two weeks, those numbers help counteract Wall Street’s latest myth: that today’s market, dominated by giant tech companies, is a monster that will stomp your index funds to bits.

From The Wall Street Journal

His hair was a new level of windblown, and it took him a few steps to stop himself from wobbling.

From Literature

A wobbling U.S. jobs market was the Federal Reserve’s biggest worry last fall.

From MarketWatch

A wobbling U.S. jobs market was the Federal Reserve’s biggest worry last fall.

From MarketWatch