† Jobble v.

Obs. rare^–1. [Cf. prec. and JABBLE v.²] intr. To move unevenly like a choppy sea. Hence ppl. adj. Jobbling (jobling).

1630.  J. Taylor (Water P.), Odcombes Compl., To Rdrs., Wks. II. 59. T’ accompany his all-lamented herse In hobling, iobling, rumbling, tumbling verse.