word of the day
Thursday | 21 Apr 2022
Wamble
[wom-buhl]
Verb
Middle English - 14th century
- Definition
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To move unsteadily.
- Examples of word Wamble in a sentence
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“He miraculously caught a fish with a stone but as soon as his back was turned, it began to wamble towards the water.”
- Did you Know?
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“Wamble” comes from the Middle English word “wamle” from the Norwegian word “vamla” meaning “to stagger.”
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