wobble
//ˈwɒb.əl//
Verb
wobbleInfinitive
wobblePresent tense
wobbledPast tense
wobbledPast participle
wobblingPresent participle
wobblesThird-person singular
1
To move unsteadily from side to side; to rock or sway with an irregular motion.
The table wobbles because one leg is shorter than the others.
2
To cause something to move unsteadily or shake.
Be careful not to wobble the table while I'm writing.
3
To waver or hesitate in one's opinions, decisions, or loyalty.
She wobbled between accepting the job offer and staying at her current company.
Noun
wobbleSingular
wobblesPlural
1
An unsteady rocking or swaying movement from side to side.
The table has a slight wobble because one leg is shorter.
2
A state of uncertainty or indecision.
There was a wobble in her voice when she announced her decision.