wibbled

They wibbled over whether she should move in with them - but she needed her space to write, and he needed his to draw and paint.

Places You Haunt stringmonkey 2009

"England is the only country in Europe without a break and when it comes to these big tournaments they are suffering for it," wibbled Eriksson, who also denied that Fulham had approached him about becoming Roy Hodgson's successor.

World Cup 2010 live blog: 30 June 2010

I wibbled when she wobbled, I guess, but she still went down like thunder.

Lazz Loads: The Short Magnums 2008

Petal Flowerbrain, spokeschick for GreenDrivel, wibbled, 'just recycling the old tunes is not enough, man.

Archive 2009-03-01 David Hadley 2009

Petal Flowerbrain, spokeschick for GreenDrivel, wibbled, 'just recycling the old tunes is not enough, man.

Government Claims Recycling Success! David Hadley 2009

Well, Alice and Lulu wibbled and wobbled as fast as they could go to the frog house, and told Grandpa Croaker, and the old gentleman gave one great big leap, and landed in the water right down close to where the fish had Bawly by the toes.

Bully and Bawly No-Tail Howard Roger Garis 1917

Their fists seemed to grow heavy as lead, and went dingle-dangle at the ends of their arms; their legs became as light as straws and began to bend in and out; their necks became too delicate to hold anything up, so that their heads wibbled and wobbled from side to side.

Irish Fairy Tales James Stephens 1916

“Preachers of hate have no place in modern UK society” wibbled Smith “So I’m buggering about with the law like a kid with a box of Lego until there’s something in place that gives me legal sanction to kick them out.”

Daily Mail To Be Extradited Push Jelly 2008

“Preachers of hate have no place in modern UK society” wibbled Smith “So I’m buggering about with the law like a kid with a box of Lego until there’s something in place that gives me legal sanction to kick them out.”

Archive 2008-10-01 Push Jelly 2008