Wabble

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 121
Wobble , wob′l, v.i. to incline alternately to one side and the other: to rock, to vacillate.— n. a hobbling, unequal motion.— ns. Wabb′ler , Wobb′ler , one who or that which wabbles: a boiled leg of mutton.— adjs. Wabb′ly , Wobb′ly , shaky, given to wabbling.— adj. and n. Wobb′ling , vacillating. [Low Ger. wabbeln , to wabble; cog. with Eng. waver .]
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