wibble
/ (ˈwɪbəl) /
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verb (intr) informal
to wobble
(often foll by on) to speak or write in a vague or wordy manner
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The rainy weather could not ________ my elated spirits on my graduation day.
Word Origin for wibble
C19: from wibble-wobble, reduplication of wobble
Words nearby wibble
whys and wherefores, Whyte classification, wi, WIA, Wiak, wibble, wicca, wiccan, Wichita, Wichita Falls, wick
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Example sentences from the Web for wibble
The stone avenue must have wibble-wobbled with the rush of this ball of tangled men and strangled cries.
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