joggles

Moves with wobbles

Joggles is the plural of joggle, a joint or projection that prevents two surfaces from slipping against each other—common in masonry and carpentry where stones or timbers interlock.

The verb joggle means to shake slightly or move with small jerky motions: The bus joggles passengers on rough roads.

To joggle something is also to fit it with such a joint.

shaking

wobbles

Unsteady side-to-side movements

vibrates · trembles · quivers · shakes · bounces · rattles · wiggles · waggles · jolts · jerks

joinery

notch

V-shaped incision

  • mortiseCarved slot for joining
  • tenonProjecting joint piece
  • dowelCylindrical wooden fastener

interlocking · keystone · masonry · stonework · carpentry · fitting · joint · connection · coupling · timber

nudging

bumps

Small raised areas

jabs · knocks · pushes · taps · touches · disturbs · dislodges · displaces · shifts · moves

unsteadiness

wobbliness

Tendency to sway

rickety · tottering · teetering · precarious · unbalanced · loose · rattling · insecure · shaky · unstable

Opposites
motion intensity

jogglesthrashes

Beats severely or defeats

convulses · rattles · jolts · wrenches · yanks

stability vs. disturbance

jogglessteadies

Makes firm or stable

stabilizes · stills · immobilizes · secures · holds steady

STABILITY (mechanical joint sense)

jogglesloosens

Decreases tightness or tension

disconnects · separates · unfastens · releases · detaches

Family

joggle, joggling, joggled

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