wamble

[wom-buhl]

wamble Definition

• 1. to feel nausea or a stomach ache
• 2. to move unsteadily or with a rolling motion

Using wamble: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "wamble" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The boat's constant rocking made me wamble.

• Example

  The smell of the food made her wamble.

• Example

  I felt wambly and dizzy after the roller coaster ride.

wamble Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for wamble

• nauseate
• sicken
• upset
• dizzy
• lurch
• stagger

Phrases with wamble

• wamble-cropped

  having an upset stomach

  Example

  She was wamble-cropped after eating too much junk food.

• wamble-gutted

  having a queasy stomach

  Example

  He felt wamble-gutted after drinking too much alcohol.

• wamble-legged

  walking unsteadily or with a rolling motion

  Example

  The drunk man stumbled down the street, wamble-legged.

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Summary: wamble in Brief

'Wamble' [wom-buhl] is a verb that means to feel nauseous or dizzy, or to move unsteadily with a rolling motion. It can be used in phrases like 'wamble-cropped,' meaning having an upset stomach, and 'wamble-legged,' meaning walking unsteadily.