1. unsteady and likely to fall or move uncontrollably
2. weak or uncertain in character or resolve

1. a fit of nervousness or panic
Usage: informal; British

Examples

• The old chair was wobbly and needed repair.
• She felt wobbly after standing up too quickly.
• His wobbly voice revealed his nervousness.
• The table has a wobbly leg that makes it unstable.
• The toddler took wobbly steps across the room.
• He threw a wobbly when he heard the bad news.
• Her confidence seemed wobbly before the presentation.