The Wobble

a popular line dance to the song of "Wobble Baby Wobble" by V.I.C.

We did the Wobble at Jim's party last night

by beyoncefan28 July 8, 2015

dag wobble

The action used to dislodge a piece of fecal matter stubbornly hanging from your butt hole while looking.

" Man that poo didn't want to leave, I even had to do the Dag Wobble to get rid of it"

by 007dumpy November 20, 2016

Bottle Wobble

Drinking game, rules as follows:

Spinner- spins empty bottle

Less than one rotation or bottle falls, spinner drinks. Bottle spins however many times, ex: 4 rotations, spinner gives out 4 “drinks” in any order or amount to other players.

Other players not spinning can place a bet on how many spins they think it will rotate, player that lands on the correct number gets to give out the said number of drinks to any player (including spinner)

If you place a bet, and lose, you drink the difference from spins vs. said bet.

Let’s play Bottle Wobble

by Milby September 25, 2021

Wake up wobble

The wobble that most people do when they first wake up heading to the bathroom.

Guy 1: Dude, I almost stepped on my dog on the way to the bathroom this morning.
Guy 2: Why didn't you just walk around him?
Guy 1: I couldn't man, I was in my wake up wobble.

by fresh11 July 12, 2010

double wobble

when a guy puts his arms around two girls sitting next to him

Johnny looked like such a player when he pulled a double wobble.

by Ktie December 30, 2008

Cobble wobble

When walking, especially in heels, over cobbles or those bumpy slabs by pedestrian crossings and your foot gives way resulting in a shameful wobble and often a sore knee or ankle.

Did you see that stupid cow over there trying to strut her stuff and then nearly fall down?!
Don't be so harsh everyone has a cobble wobble now & again

by Jackthecat June 17, 2012

Wibble Wobble

A phrase used to deliberately confuse, confound or befuddle a person with little or no grasp of the English language, who is employed in a job or position where the speaking and the comprehension of English is of paramount importance.

Its use is more effectively enhanced in a sentence, which utilizes other complicated or easily misunderstood words

Gas attendant: What now you want me?

Motorist: My good man, could you direct me, expeditiously if you please, to Wibble Wobble Ave?

-or-

Busboy: Can I help to you much?

Diner: Yes my dear fellow, we require forthwith, more bread rolls and a commodious pitcher of iced Wibble Wobble.

by Sparticus Freeholdius May 7, 2009