wobbled Definition

wobble
verb wobbled, wobbling

tr & intr
1. To rock or make something rock, sway or shake unsteadily.

Thesaurus: sway, teeter, totter, seesaw.
2. To move or advance in this manner.

Example: wobbled down the street
intr
3. Said of the voice: to be unsteady.
intr
4. To be undecided; to waver.

Thesaurus: sway, teeter, seesaw, oscillate, fluctuate; shilly-shally, waver, hesitate.

noun

1. A wobbling, rocking or swaying motion.

Derivative: wobbler

Someone or something that wobbles.

colloq
A wobbly.

Etymology: 17c: from German wabbeln, from Norse vafla to waver.