wobbly

First a scaffold of cartilage, like the wobbly bit on the end of your nose, forms.

Her eye was also "gashed open" and her teeth were "wobbly" and would need replacing, she said.

And, given their wobbly form, England are certainly not invulnerable to an upset.

Still, those wobbly moments raised doubts about her readiness for the job.

Still wobbly, he fell onto a vending cart and lay on his back, looking up at the reincarnated sky as it faded to pink.