US /ˈwɑ:bl/
・UK /ˈwɒbl/
the amount of wobble or tilt in the Earth's axis, among many others.
of wobble or tilt in the earth's axis, among many others. Even the relatively short 300-year
My ankles wobble back and forth; I lose all capabilities of balancing.
My ankles wobble back and forth, I lose all capability of balancing,
In order to start having a wobble, the moon would need to orbit about twice as fast as it does, but at the same distance, or be twice as far from the earth, and still orbit once per month.
In order to start having a wobble, the Moon would need to orbit about twice as fast as it does—but at the same distance—or be twice as far from the Earth and still orbit once per month.
Bend it over, make it wobble, uh.
Bend it over, make it wobble, uh, got a lot o' buns
Seems to wobble a bit on that, so we'll see.
Zuckerberg seems to wobble a bit on that.
Wobble, wobble, wobble.
Wobble, wobble, wobble!
Come on, let's wobble.
It's going to wobble, right?
It's going to wobble, right?
At the end of the day, if your balls hang low, if they wobble to and throw, if you can tie them in a knot, if you can tie them in a bow, if you can throw them over your shoulder, you likely have a goodness-world record and should probably contact someone.
At the end of the day, if your balls hang low, if they wobble to and throw, if you can tie them in a knot, if you can tie them in a bow, if you can throw them over your shoulder, you likely have a goodness world record and should probably contact someone.
You'll see my knee wobble around a little bit.
You'll see my knee wobble around a little bit.