wobble
snozzle-wobbles
1. slang An acute attack of delirium resulting from withdrawal or abstinence from alcohol after excessive, prolonged use, especially in the case of alcoholism; known medically as delirium tremens (the "DTs"). I need a drink really badly, I'm getting the snozzle-wobbles like crazy. Some of the people who come to these meetings have the snozzle-wobbles so bad that they can barely sit in their chairs.
2. slang The effects of an especially bad hangover. You're going to get some awful snozzle-wobbles if you keep drinking that cheap vodka.
wobble about
To rock or jerk around in an uneven, unsteady manner. I could tell he'd had too much to drink from the way he kept wobbling about in his seat. Make sure you strap that thing down in the truck. I don't want it wobbling about while we drive.
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wobble around
To rock or jerk around in an uneven, unsteady manner. I could tell he'd had too much to drink from the way he kept wobbling around in his seat. Make sure you strap that thing down in the truck. I don't want it wobbling around while we drive.
See also: around, wobble
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
wobble about
and wobble aroundto rock, quiver, or flounder around. The little baby wobbled about and finally fell. The vase wobbled around a little and fell over.
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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
snozzle-wobbles
(ˈsnɑzlæˈwɑblæz) n. a hangover; the delirium tremens. Freddy had the snozzle-wobbles this morning. He has no idea what caused it.
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
- snozzle-wobbles
- ork-orks
- rolling high
- fall off the wagon
- lay off the bottle
- pink elephants
- the rats
- hop the twig
- shell shock
- horrors