Wabble

or WOBBLE , to move from side to side, to roll about. Johnson terms it “a low, barbarous word.” Walk into , to overcome, to demolish; “I’ll WALK INTO his affections,” i.e. , I will scold or thrash him. “He WALKED INTO the grub,” i.e. , he demolished it. Walk into also means to get into the debt of any one, as “He WALKED INTO the affections of all the tradesmen in the neighbourhood.”