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  1. 07-Jun-2004, 08:03 #1
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    Default How to describe a table which is wiggling using a adj.

    I heard someone said " This table is wolly/wally ." (an adj. starts w/ W)
    because the ground is not level. But I don't know how
    to spell that word. So I couldn't look it up in the dictionary.
  2. 07-Jun-2004, 08:15 #2
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    Wobbly, from the verb wobble.
  3. 07-Jun-2004, 12:06 #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by tdol
    Wobbly, from the verb wobble.
    An ad from the 1970's: "Weebles wobble but they don't fall down." :D
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