wobbly



throw a wobbly

To suddenly become very upset or intensely angry and make a big display of it. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. John threw a wobbly at work after the boss criticized his report. Needless to say, he won't be welcome back in the office on Monday.
See also: throw, wobbly

throw a wobbler/wobbly

  (British & Australian informal)
to suddenly become very angry She saw Peter talking to an attractive blonde and threw a wobbly.
See also: throw

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
PubliusPUWB-li-uws (Ancient Roman), PUB-lee-əs (English)Ancient Roman
Leary['li:ri]
Gervas-German, Ancient Germanic
Zelig-Yiddish
Alojzyah-LOI-ziPolish
VidarVEE-dahr (Swedish)Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Norse Mythology