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teeter

verb as in wobble back and forth

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Council budgets are stretched, some teetering on the edge of bankruptcy, in part because of care costs.

From BBC

Through it all, James was terrific, keeping the Lakers engaged and in the game even when it teetered.

They were stacked in teetering towers, jumbled in messy piles.

A house has been left teetering close to the edge of a crumbling cliff following significant rockfall along the Jurassic Coast.

From BBC

As James Harden sat on the bench in the fourth quarter, watching his team teeter, he would lean forward and look at the coaching staff.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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