wobble (noun)

1. The model walked down the runway with a wobble in her high heels.

2. During the earthquake, the old building started to wobble before it collapsed.

3. The priest used a wobble in his voice during his sermon to emphasize the importance of staying steadfast in faith.

4. In the cartoon, the character's legs would wobble when they were scared or nervous.

1. The character's legs started to wobble as he reluctantly stood up from the ground.

2. The cartoon character's knees wobbled in fear as he encountered the scary monster.

3. The shy protagonist's heart started to wobble when he saw his crush walking towards him.

4. As they danced together, her heart wobbled with love and happiness.

1. As the character prepared to fight, his legs began to wobble in fear.

2. The old house wobbled in the strong wind, threatening to collapse at any moment.

3. The cartoon character's knees wobbled as he stood on a high ledge, afraid of heights.

4. The model confidently strutted down the runway, causing her long dress to wobble with each step.

1. As the spaceship accelerated, it began to wobble through the vastness of space.

2. The superhero landed with a thud, causing the ground to shake and buildings to wobble around him.

3. The animated character's legs wobbled as he ran off the edge of the cliff, floating momentarily before realizing he was no longer on solid ground.

4. With each step, the possessed doll's head would wobble unnaturally, sending chills down the spines of those who witnessed its eerie movements.