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mollywobbles 

A red headed middle aged woman with a substantial amount of children and a large amount of junk in the trunk.
You BEST open that damn door for me right now Mollywobbles!
mollywobbles by Brittney_FoH August 13, 2005

Collywobbles 

(Noun)Uneasiness; Known as thebutterflies in your stomach, but known as the little demons that dwell in your stomach as well.
"Boy, the Math final tomorrow really gives me the Collywobbles!" Billy Joe said to Sarah.
Collywobbles by Melanthia April 16, 2005

collywobbles in my gummydoodles 

an anxious feeling, of aprehension, generally felt in the stomache.

gollywobbles 

A term used to describe a digital voice transmission that is received in a fringe area and is pixelated, resulting in a low delivered audio quality (DAQ). In this condition, the decoded signal's bit error rate (BER) has exceeded a critical value. This results in strange sounds that sound like "gollywobbles" instead of understandable speech.
After the sheriff narrowbanded his radio system and went to digital, the dispatcher sounded like gollywobbles every time his deputies drove through the valley.
gollywobbles by Hot_East October 12, 2012

collywobbles 

I had the collywobbles from that disgusting laxative my doctor gave.

gollywobbles 

1. Meaning that feeling you get when there’s imminent danger or just plain scared of something or
2. Meaning the current sickness that’s floating across the globe, whether it be the Flu or just a Head Cold.
1. “It gave me the gollywobbles.”
2. “I think I have the gollywobbles.”
gollywobbles by Bluevelvet April 14, 2005
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