ˈwɒblər

Definitions

1. noun

A person or thing that wobbles; a wobbly or unsteady person, especially a child, on a bicycle or other vehicle.

“The toddler was a wobbler on her tricycle until she learned to balance.”

2. noun

A device, especially a container or bottle, that is designed to be knocked over or spilled, as a challenge or test of someone’s ability to resist temptation.

“The wobbler in the bar was a full glass of beer on a table with a sign saying ‘don’t touch’.”

3. noun

A type of dog toy, typically a plastic bottle or container filled with treats, that is designed to be wobbled or knocked over to dispense the treats.

“The dog loved playing with its wobbler toy and trying to figure out how to get the treats out.”

4. verb

To move or cause something to move unsteadily or with a wobbling motion.

“The baby wobbled her head from side to side as she tried to focus on the toy.”