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View definitions for wobbled

wobbled

verb as in stagger, quake

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Her diamond earrings wobbled in the mirror and she realized the high-rise she was in was shaking.

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The Chiefs wobbled to 23 yards of offense and a single first down in the first two quarters.

Another possible reason is that the low-pressure system spinning off the coast — where the westward Santa Ana winds are traveling — wobbled a little bit farther to the north than expected, Kittell said.

Spain’s far-flung empire, arguably the world’s most powerful, had seriously wobbled in the 1640s — and so had the king’s family life.

That hope wavered and wobbled throughout a 28-20 win over Nebraska, as USC’s new quarterback looked equally dynamic and confounding at different junctures.

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

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