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chuck a wobbly

chuck a wobbly verb: to have a sudden fit of anger; to throw a tantrum.

Verb

chuck a wobbly (third-person singular simple present chucks a wobbly, present participle chucking a wobbly, simple past and past participle chucked a wobbly)

  1. (Australia, slang) To have a sudden fit of anger; to throw a tantrum.
    Synonyms:
    chuck a spaz

Synonyms of chuck a wobbly

Forms of chuck a wobbly

third-person singular presentchucks a wobbly
present participlechucking a wobbly
past participlechucked a wobbly
pastchucked a wobbly

Questions about chuck a wobbly

What does chuck a wobbly mean?
Chuck a wobbly means to have a sudden fit of anger; to throw a tantrum.
What part of speech is chuck a wobbly?
Chuck a wobbly is a verb.
What is the past tense of chuck a wobbly?
The past tense of chuck a wobbly is chucked a wobbly.

Words near chuck a wobbly in the dictionary

  1. chuck
  2. chuck a dummy
  3. chuck a sickie
  4. chuck a spaz
  5. chuck a uey
  6. chuck a wobbly
  7. chuck and toss
  8. chuck away
  9. Chuck Cunningham syndrome
  10. chuck down
  11. Chuck E. Cheese

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