wobble

wobble
 n.— «And thus, the Wobbling Lions—the name comes from a “wobble,” the term for a group of unicyclists—formed.» —“Longtime unicyclist gets new club on a roll” by Skye Hibbard-Swanson Centre Daily Times (State College, Pennsylvania) June 25, 2006. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)

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