Definition

To move in a way that is unsteady or wobbly, often like a rolling motion. It can also refer to a feeling in the stomach that is uneasy or unsettled.

Example

After eating too much, I felt my stomach wamble as I tried to relax.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I think I ate too much at lunch; my stomach keeps making this weird noise.

Oh no! Is it starting to wamble?

Yeah, it feels like it's rolling around in there.

Maybe you should take a walk; that might help settle it.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A feeling of unsteadiness or a rolling motion, often associated with an upset stomach.

Example

After eating too much, I felt a wamble in my stomach.

Conversation

I had such a weird feeling in my stomach after lunch today.

Oh no, was it a wamble?

Yeah, it felt like everything was rolling around in there.

Root Explanation

Wamble originates from Old English 'wamb', meaning belly or abdomen. The word describes a sensation of movement or disturbance in the stomach, often associated with nausea or hunger.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old English word for belly ('wamb') to remember that 'wamble' refers to a feeling of disturbance or movement in the stomach.

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