The medieval dyer cultivated woad to produce a vivid blue for his fabrics.

Each spring the villagers woad the south field to ensure enough indigo for dyeing their cloth.

While diving near the reef, I spotted a wobbegong curled around a rock, its small, vegetation-like skin flaps around the mouth blending perfectly with the seaweed.

The narrow table wobbled when the cat jumped onto it, spilling a cup of tea.

At the folk festival, the collectors proudly displayed three rare woad-waxens recovered from the riverbank.

The clinic diagnosed the horse with wobbler disease after observing its unsteady, wobbling gait and progressive weakness.

The old woak in the churchyard has stood through every storm for centuries.

My grandmother keeps a row of wobblers on her mantel that wobble when you touch them.

The trainer set up wobble boards across the gym for the balance drills.

The antique table's wobblesome legs made every guest nervous during dinner.