'wobbly-aimed' originates from the English word 'wobbly,' which means 'unsteady or shaky,' combined with 'aimed,' meaning 'directed towards a target.'

'wobbly' comes from the Middle English word 'woblen,' meaning 'to move unsteadily,' and 'aimed' from the Old French 'esmer,' meaning 'to estimate or direct.'

Initially, 'wobbly' meant 'to move unsteadily,' and 'aimed' meant 'directed towards a target.' Together, they describe something that is unsteady in its direction.