wobbly

adjectiveB1 · Intermediate

Not steady or firm, moving from side to side.

Meaning of «wobbly»

adjective

not steady or firm, moving from side to side

The old table has a wobbly leg.

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The difference between similar words

not steady and likely to fall

unstablenot firm; can fall or changeThe old bridge is unstable.

unsteadynot balanced, especially a person walkingHe was unsteady on his feet.

shakymoving or trembling, likely to collapseThe ladder looks shaky.

wobblyinformalmoves from side to sideThis table is wobbly.

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