Definition of collywobbles in English:

collywobbles

plural noun ˈkɒlɪwɒb(ə)lzˈkɑliˌwɑb(ə)lz

humorous, informal

1Stomach pain or queasiness.
an attack of collywobbles
1. 1.1 Intense anxiety or nervousness.
  such organizations give him the collywobbles
  Example sentencesExamples
  In spite of Littbarski's collywobbles there was no doubt that the Germans had the stomach for the task.
  After a last-minute Dave Rainford goal in the first game had denied them a quarter-final FA Trophy win against Bishop's Stortford, Fleet were once again haunted by the late collywobbles in last midweek's replay at Stonebridge Road.
  So it's an extraordinary business, where you have to fight to get the job that's going to give you collywobbles to get it, and then the drama begins all over again, that you get the job, and then you worry about the reviews.
  All of which statistics are likely to send the usual collywobbles up the council's collective spine - even though The Valley used to be the biggest club ground in the country, and comfortably held crowds of up to 70,000.
  Throwing himself into one of the office's numerous squashy chairs, Irvine admits to a last - minute attack of the collywobbles.
  Tracking the progress of the Merced-Itanium will cause many an attack of the collywobbles for commentators.
  Yet there needn't have been any late collywobbles in the Bury ranks had they made the most of their superior possession.
  One thing is certain: there will be more collywobbles on May 5 than on the previous two election nights put together.
  Last week, after a month-long bout of the collywobbles, Vodafone accepted a third generation B licence.
  But after Rooney disappears to check on the day's shoot, Kidd reveals that the second run will be raunchier than the first, possibly prompting more network collywobbles.
  Any initial collywobbles I might have had about stepping into a room full of strangers were immediately dispelled when the very first person I clapped eyes on turned out to be someone I already knew: David.
  Synonyms
  worry, concern, apprehension, apprehensiveness, consternation, uneasiness, unease, fearfulness, fear, disquiet, disquietude, perturbation, fretfulness, agitation, angst, nervousness, nerves, edginess, tension, tenseness, stress, misgiving, trepidation, foreboding, suspense

Origin

Early 19th century: fanciful formation from colic and wobble.

Definition of collywobbles in US English:

collywobbles

plural nounˈkɑliˌwɑb(ə)lzˈkälēˌwäb(ə)lz

humorous, informal

1Stomach pain or queasiness.
an attack of collywobbles
1. 1.1 Intense anxiety or nervousness, especially with stomach queasiness.
  such organizations give him the collywobbles
  Example sentencesExamples
  All of which statistics are likely to send the usual collywobbles up the council's collective spine - even though The Valley used to be the biggest club ground in the country, and comfortably held crowds of up to 70,000.
  Any initial collywobbles I might have had about stepping into a room full of strangers were immediately dispelled when the very first person I clapped eyes on turned out to be someone I already knew: David.
  After a last-minute Dave Rainford goal in the first game had denied them a quarter-final FA Trophy win against Bishop's Stortford, Fleet were once again haunted by the late collywobbles in last midweek's replay at Stonebridge Road.
  In spite of Littbarski's collywobbles there was no doubt that the Germans had the stomach for the task.
  Tracking the progress of the Merced-Itanium will cause many an attack of the collywobbles for commentators.
  One thing is certain: there will be more collywobbles on May 5 than on the previous two election nights put together.
  Throwing himself into one of the office's numerous squashy chairs, Irvine admits to a last - minute attack of the collywobbles.
  Last week, after a month-long bout of the collywobbles, Vodafone accepted a third generation B licence.
  But after Rooney disappears to check on the day's shoot, Kidd reveals that the second run will be raunchier than the first, possibly prompting more network collywobbles.
  So it's an extraordinary business, where you have to fight to get the job that's going to give you collywobbles to get it, and then the drama begins all over again, that you get the job, and then you worry about the reviews.
  Yet there needn't have been any late collywobbles in the Bury ranks had they made the most of their superior possession.
  Synonyms
  worry, concern, apprehension, apprehensiveness, consternation, uneasiness, unease, fearfulness, fear, disquiet, disquietude, perturbation, fretfulness, agitation, angst, nervousness, nerves, edginess, tension, tenseness, stress, misgiving, trepidation, foreboding, suspense

Origin

Early 19th century: fanciful formation from colic and wobble.

单词	collywobbles
释义	Definition of collywobbles in English: collywobbles plural noun ˈkɒlɪwɒb(ə)lzˈkɑliˌwɑb(ə)lz humorous, informal 1Stomach pain or queasiness. an attack of collywobbles 1.1 Intense anxiety or nervousness. such organizations give him the collywobbles Example sentencesExamples In spite of Littbarski's collywobbles there was no doubt that the Germans had the stomach for the task. After a last-minute Dave Rainford goal in the first game had denied them a quarter-final FA Trophy win against Bishop's Stortford, Fleet were once again haunted by the late collywobbles in last midweek's replay at Stonebridge Road. So it's an extraordinary business, where you have to fight to get the job that's going to give you collywobbles to get it, and then the drama begins all over again, that you get the job, and then you worry about the reviews. All of which statistics are likely to send the usual collywobbles up the council's collective spine - even though The Valley used to be the biggest club ground in the country, and comfortably held crowds of up to 70,000. Throwing himself into one of the office's numerous squashy chairs, Irvine admits to a last - minute attack of the collywobbles. Tracking the progress of the Merced-Itanium will cause many an attack of the collywobbles for commentators. Yet there needn't have been any late collywobbles in the Bury ranks had they made the most of their superior possession. One thing is certain: there will be more collywobbles on May 5 than on the previous two election nights put together. Last week, after a month-long bout of the collywobbles, Vodafone accepted a third generation B licence. But after Rooney disappears to check on the day's shoot, Kidd reveals that the second run will be raunchier than the first, possibly prompting more network collywobbles. Any initial collywobbles I might have had about stepping into a room full of strangers were immediately dispelled when the very first person I clapped eyes on turned out to be someone I already knew: David. Synonyms worry, concern, apprehension, apprehensiveness, consternation, uneasiness, unease, fearfulness, fear, disquiet, disquietude, perturbation, fretfulness, agitation, angst, nervousness, nerves, edginess, tension, tenseness, stress, misgiving, trepidation, foreboding, suspense Origin Early 19th century: fanciful formation from colic and wobble. Definition of collywobbles in US English: collywobbles plural nounˈkɑliˌwɑb(ə)lzˈkälēˌwäb(ə)lz humorous, informal 1Stomach pain or queasiness. an attack of collywobbles 1.1 Intense anxiety or nervousness, especially with stomach queasiness. such organizations give him the collywobbles Example sentencesExamples All of which statistics are likely to send the usual collywobbles up the council's collective spine - even though The Valley used to be the biggest club ground in the country, and comfortably held crowds of up to 70,000. Any initial collywobbles I might have had about stepping into a room full of strangers were immediately dispelled when the very first person I clapped eyes on turned out to be someone I already knew: David. After a last-minute Dave Rainford goal in the first game had denied them a quarter-final FA Trophy win against Bishop's Stortford, Fleet were once again haunted by the late collywobbles in last midweek's replay at Stonebridge Road. In spite of Littbarski's collywobbles there was no doubt that the Germans had the stomach for the task. Tracking the progress of the Merced-Itanium will cause many an attack of the collywobbles for commentators. One thing is certain: there will be more collywobbles on May 5 than on the previous two election nights put together. Throwing himself into one of the office's numerous squashy chairs, Irvine admits to a last - minute attack of the collywobbles. Last week, after a month-long bout of the collywobbles, Vodafone accepted a third generation B licence. But after Rooney disappears to check on the day's shoot, Kidd reveals that the second run will be raunchier than the first, possibly prompting more network collywobbles. So it's an extraordinary business, where you have to fight to get the job that's going to give you collywobbles to get it, and then the drama begins all over again, that you get the job, and then you worry about the reviews. Yet there needn't have been any late collywobbles in the Bury ranks had they made the most of their superior possession. Synonyms worry, concern, apprehension, apprehensiveness, consternation, uneasiness, unease, fearfulness, fear, disquiet, disquietude, perturbation, fretfulness, agitation, angst, nervousness, nerves, edginess, tension, tenseness, stress, misgiving, trepidation, foreboding, suspense Origin Early 19th century: fanciful formation from colic and wobble.
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