wobblytower
nounUK /ˈwɒbliˌtaʊə/
US /ˈwɑːbliˌtaʊər/
A wobblytower is a tall stack of things that shakes and looks like it might fall down.
The baby built a wobblytower out of blocks and laughed when it tipped over.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A game where players stack pieces until the tower wobbles.
We played wobblytower at the party and everyone cheered when it fell.
3. A funny name for a tall building that sways in the wind.
The new skyscraper is nicknamed the wobblytower because it moves a little.
4. A messy pile of dishes or books that looks ready to topple.
He left a wobblytower of plates in the sink.