wobbly in Latin
wobbly in Latin is cādūcus — wobbly means unsteady, shaky, or likely to wobble.
wobbly in Latin
cādūcus
Unsteady and tending to wobble.
What does "wobbly" mean?
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adj Unsteady, shaky, or likely to wobble.
"The ladder felt wobbly, so he asked someone to hold it."
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wobbly in a sentence
- The ladder felt wobbly, so he asked someone to hold it.
- My legs were wobbly after the long flight.
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What is "wobbly" in Latin?
"wobbly" in Latin is cādūcus. wobbly means: Unsteady, shaky, or likely to wobble.
How do you use "wobbly" in a sentence?
Example: "The ladder felt wobbly, so he asked someone to hold it." In Latin, "wobbly" is cādūcus.
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