Wobbled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WOBBLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• WOBBLE, to move unsteadily, also WABBLE, WIBBLE
• move or cause to move unsteadily from side to side
• move unsteadily in a particular direction
• (of the voice) vary slightly in pitch; quaver
• waver between different courses of action; vacillate
NOUN:
• an unsteady movement from side to side
• a variation of pitch in the voice
• a moment of indecision or instability

Words related to WOBBLED

wobble13 wobbles14 wobbling16

How to use WOBBLED in a sentence

• He wobbled an instant, then his great knees bent, and dropping inert on his face the dust spurted like steam under the impact.
• He had wobbled from weakness and the heat in the saddle, even on the breezy highway.
• The bumps now ceased, but the wind still blew violently, the waves ran high, and the yacht continually wobbled up and down, tugging and jerking at her anchor.
• His legs wobbled under him, and with a suffocating sensation he began sinking to the floor.
• In two more minutes he grew visible again as a body, and then he wobbled to and fro, and at last dropped in a heap on the floor.
• They were all dressed in tight green clothes and little leathern aprons, and they wore tall green hats which wobbled when they moved.
• But soon the trunk began to quiver, then it wobbled with a wavy motion like a snake.
• He felt inclined to be very civil, so he smiled a sickly smile and tried to say something, but his chin wobbled, and his tongue would not move.
• The young chap had run wild because his head still wobbled on his shoulders and because his isolation was beginning to scratch his nerves.
• The people were ready to fight for their country, but the prince still wobbled between two opinions, until Junot had crossed the borders and was fast making his way to Lisbon.
• The Visiting Rounds found me imperfectly dressed, my shoulder flaps wobbled, my haversack hung with a slant and the cartridge pouches leant out as if trying to spring on my feet.
• Some of these wobbled through the air and landed in the crowd.
• Romer stood almost directly under it, raised the gun nearly straight up, waved and wobbled and hesitated, and finally fired.
• There came a scream of pain from behind and the Austrian craft wobbled crazily.
• Another motor car came round the Ely Place corner of the Green and wobbled at the sight of the barricade.
• The bicycle, having passed him, wobbled on up the hill, shedding a fitful ray upon alternate sides of the road.
• I tried to take it out with the other hand, but it was awfully awkward to do, because the rod wobbled and kept jerking on it.
• And the only signs of life were the long ears, which wobbled, occasionally, back and forth.
• They tottered and wobbled about here and there, so that they seemed to be, at the same time, merry and in pain.
• He threw away his cigar and drew out a fresh one which he wobbled about in his mouth unlighted.
• She was saying things to them in bear-talk, sort of whining and grunting, and they wobbled along behind her up to that pile of leaves.

Similar words containing WOBBL without suffix ed

wobble13 wobbly16 wobbler14 wobbles14 wobblers15 wobblier15 wobblies15 wobbling16 wobbliest16 wobblings17 wobbliness17 collywobbles24 wobblinesses19

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