wobblystack

noun
UK /ˈwɒbliˌstæk/
US /ˈwɑːbliˌstæk/

A wobblystack is a tall pile of things that shakes and looks like it might fall over.

The boy built a wobblystack of blocks on the table.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A group of people or things that is badly organized and unstable.

The new team was a wobblystack at first, but they soon worked well together.

3. A computer program setup that keeps crashing because its parts do not fit together well.

Their old software was a wobblystack of patches and fixes.

4. A playful name for a tall, shaky sandwich or snack tower.

He made a wobblystack of pancakes with syrup dripping down the sides.