bobble (Meaning)

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bobble (n)

the momentary juggling of a batted or thrown baseball

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make a mess of, destroy or ruin

As she walked, the pompom on her hat bobble with each step.
The toddler's first attempts at catching the ball resulted in a series of amusing bobbles.
He nervously watched the basketball player's bobble, hoping for a fumble that never came.
The cat played with the bobble on the end of the string, batting it back and forth with its paw.
The bobble on the keychain jingled softly as she rummaged through her bag.
A slight bobble in his voice betrayed his nervousness as he addressed the audience.
The runner stumbled over a small rock, causing a momentary bobble in his stride.
The dancer's twirls and spins were flawless, without a single bobble or misstep.
The hat's bobble was securely stitched to prevent it from coming loose.
The bobble on the sweater added a playful touch to the otherwise simple design.

the momentary juggling of a batted or thrown baseball, make a mess of, destroy or ruin

error,mistake, fumble, blunder, fault, brick,miscue, inaccuracy, slip, fluff

precision, accuracy,precision, exactness, accuracy, correctness, correctness, exactness, perfection, perfection

As she walked, the pompom on her hat bobble with each step.

The toddler's first attempts at catching the ball resulted in a series of amusing bobbles.

He nervously watched the basketball player's bobble, hoping for a fumble that never came.

The cat played with the bobble on the end of the string, batting it back and forth with its paw.