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
Tamazi-Georgian
Kiyokokee-yo-koJapanese
Paulinapow-LEE-nah (Spanish, Polish), paw-LEEN-ə (English)Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Swedish, Lithuanian, English, Ancient Roman
Corbinianus-Late Roman
Hristina-Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbian
RajmundRIE-muwnt (Polish)Polish, Slovene