wibbly

English

Etymology

From wibble +‎ -y.

Pronunciation

• Rhymes: -ɪbəli

Adjective

wibbly (comparative wibblier, superlative wibbliest)

1. (British, informal) Wobbly.
   • 2019, Sharon Marie Jones, Grace Ella: Witch Camp:

     'We'll find some long branches and pull them out,' said Grace-Ella, trying her best to stay calm and confident even though she felt like a great big wibbly jelly.

Derived terms

• wibbly-wobbly