wobblyfence

noun
UK /ˈwɒbli fɛns/
US /ˈwɑːbli fɛns/

A fence that shakes and moves when you touch it.

The wobblyfence rattled every time the dog leaned on it.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A person who cannot make up their mind.

He's such a wobblyfence about weekend plans.

3. A weak or unreliable rule that is easy to break.

The new policy is a wobblyfence nobody follows.

4. A shaky line drawn in a hurry.

The child drew a wobblyfence across the page.

5. A plan that keeps changing.

Our schedule is a wobblyfence this week.