| He did not nod now, for, lying down as he was, his head could not shake and wabble. |
| He seemed to wabble more or less, and looked back over his shoulder many times. |
| One stroke with the bow, and all the people began to wabble. |
| She felt her knees wabble and with an effort seized a bottle of smelling salts. |
| It was the iron clamp or prop on the pedestal, stuck on to keep the wretched image upright when it began to wabble, I suppose. |
| He dove in a wabble to the ground and, in his descent, his petrol tank was struck by one of our explosive bullets. |
