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wibbly

wibbly adjective: wobbly.

Adjective

wibbly (comparative wibblier, superlative wibbliest)

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

Forms of wibbly

comparativewibblier
superlativewibbliest

Origin of wibbly

From wibble + -y.

Words formed from wibbly

Words that rhyme with wibbly

Questions about wibbly

What does wibbly mean?
Wibbly means wobbly.
What part of speech is wibbly?
Wibbly is an adjective.

Words near wibbly in the dictionary

  1. wibbled
  2. wibbles
  3. wibblier
  4. wibbliest
  5. wibbling
  6. wibbly
  7. wibbly-wobbly
  8. Wible
  9. Wibles
  10. WIBNI
  11. wiborgite

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