Shaky | Mean of shaky in English Dictionary

/ˈʃeɪki/

• not strong or steady in movement, sound, etc.
1. I was so nervous that my hands were shaky. [=shaking, trembling]
2. She took a few shaky steps before she collapsed.
3. His voice was shaky.
• weak and likely to break down, collapse, or fail
1. a shaky ladder
2. The company's future is looking pretty shaky. [=the company's future does not look good]
3. a shaky economy
4. Her commitment to the cause seems shaky.
5. His argument/theory rests on shaky ground. [=his argument/theory is not supported by strong evidence]
6. Their marriage is on shaky ground.
• not impressive or effective
1. the pitcher's shaky performance
2. The team has performed better lately after getting off to a shaky start.
3. My memory of that day is a little shaky. [=I don't remember exactly what happened on that day]