Definitions
Wiktionary
- v. present participle of wamble.
Examples
“Ah far, far, — Pray Sir, have you not a certain wambling Pain in your Stomach Sir, as it were Sir a — a Pain Sir.”
“After wambling and bumbling through several column-inches on the "political correctness" theme, Warren reveals his main point, borrowed from a right-wing American university professor:”
“Another is that no wonder we're throwing unquantifiable zillions down the black hole called counter-terrorism if Alan West's diagnosis of specific threat is as wambling as this.”
“Spare therefore thy wambling nonsense, I desire thee; and leave this sweet excellence and me to our fate: that will determine for us, as it shall please itself: for as Cowley says,”
“‘I be a poor wambling man, but I can make allowances,’ said William Worm.”
“I know I am only a poor wambling man that ‘ill never pay the Lord for my making, sir; but I can show the way in, sir.’”
“‘Ay, sir, a weak wambling man am I; and the frying have been going on in my poor head all through the long night and this morning as usual; and I was so dazed wi’ it that down fell a piece of leg-wood across the shaft of the pony-shay, and splintered it off.”
“All the thin incapacity of that shadowy figure was pitilessly displayed; the desperate narrowness in that long, pale face; the wambling look of those pale, well-kept hands — all that made him such a ghost of a man.”
“And there's always a little wiggle room for mushy mainstream wambling in the sermon, but it's been years and years now since the homily actually denied the divinity of Christ, so we're doing pretty well for a nondenominational service.”
“Gerard says, "The green leaves of the Fennel eaten, or the seed made into a ptisan, and drunk, do fill women's brestes with milk; also the seed if drunk asswageath the wambling of the stomacke, and breaketh the winde.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘wambling’.
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taniadee's list
sparkle, lipstick, sonata, onomatopoeia, imp, altruism, amble, innovate, kitsche, slapstick, embellish, dazzle and 4 more...
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Clarissa, Or, The History of a Young ...
These words are from Samuel Richardson's novel Clarissa, Or, The History of a Young Lady, 1747-48
adumbrate, virago, varlet, rencounter, akimbo, palliate, amanuensis, amok, equipage, cully, se'ennight, resentments and 560 more...
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It Has a Name??
Yes. Yes it does.
aglet, armsaye, scroop, rowel, ferrule, rasceta, chanking, philtrum, frenulum, keeper, agelast, punt and 285 more...
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Awesome Words, Part 1: Less Common
These are words that I have learnt over the years and want to remember
epithalamium, hustings, verger, atheling, moue, pendulous, pendragon, funicular, pericope, fettle, eleemosynary, moot and 160 more...
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The Ingenious Hidalgo Don Quixote of ...
Words I met while reading Cervantes' story.
lance, hale, lanthorn-jaws, knight-errantry, nay, expostulate, puling, massy, agreeable delusions, pasteboard, bestrid, sallied and 148 more...
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Thrown - about tossed - Words
bal-; bol-; -bol; -ble and incau(gh)tious others
ballistic, ballad, symbol, bolide, ballet, problem, ball, parabola, parable, amphibole, boule, diabolical and 184 more...
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verb
that's what's happening...
slither, galumph, bamboozle, befuddle, burgle, fluster, chortle, commiserate, finagle, flummox, filch, gargle and 77 more...
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herotuesday's Words
butyraceous, thrasonical, turgid, ululate, irenic, punctilio, discombobulate, ecdysiast, formicate, favonian, agnate, erubescence and 614 more...
Tweets
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aanto rumbling in your stomach: wambling.
"He was so hungry he feared his teacher would hear the wambling coming from his insides." Jun 18, 2009
minerva ...I am amazed at the repetition of thy wambling nonsense.
Lovelace to Belford, Clarissa by Samuel Richardson Dec 11, 2007
reesetee Hmm. Not sure I'd want to eat anything that could still amble! ;-) Feb 27, 2007
trivet I think I like wambling even better. The sound food makes as it ambles through your digestive tract... Feb 23, 2007
reesetee The growling noise a stomach makes. Isn't growling a good enough word? Feb 23, 2007