shaky
adjectiveHow to pronounce shaky:
Definition of shaky:
- shaky (adjective):
- characterized by shakes
- inclined to shake as from weakness or defect.
- weak and unsteady, esp. due to illness or shock
Synonyms for shaky:
atremble
dilapidated
precarious
quaking
quavery
quivering
ramshackle
rickety
shaking
shivering
shuddering
shuddery
tottering
tottery
trembling
trembly
tremulous
unstable
unsteady
wabbly
weak
wobbling
wobbly
wonky
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