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wobobble 

To shake and bob at the same time.
She Wobobbled her head
wobobble by bah191 May 13, 2005
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wobobble 

To shake and move back and forth simultaneously
Dont you wobobble your head at me, I might have to take a swing at it.
wobobble by mabh191 May 13, 2005
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wobobble 

to bob and wobble at the same time
she wobobbled her head
wobobble by bah191 June 17, 2005
a word said by only the most crazy of crzies. i.e. while one has a pair of pencils up one’s nose and their underpants on their head. From the Blackadder series Blackadder goes forth
Q: What is your name?
A: Woobble
Q: Where are you from?
A: Woobble, wooble!
etc.
woobble by Josh the magnificent April 29, 2007

wobhobbledebob 

Mr Francis (Sweaty bob) of lewis boys school.
The dude peeped round the corner and shouted wobhobbledebob, and Sweaty bob exploded into a rage.

wobtobble 

when you reach down, stretch too far, nearly fall, and catch yourself before anyone sees you.
"I saw Dad wobtobble when he reached for the cat's toy. He nearly fell! I bet he thinks noone saw him."
wobtobble by Makarios_ July 17, 2023

wiebul wobbble 

An up and coming dance style/trend , specifically involving the flayeling of the arms with a deep lean back similar to the limbo with an extra dose of swagg.
These girls won't stop wiebul wobbblen in the club , ass is out tits are in with this hot dance style!!
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