timey-wimey adj.

People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly…timey-wimey…stuff.

The Doctor emerged from the TARDIS, holding his timey-wimey detector…. He made some minor adjustments to a row of rotating wheels of numbers.

I already tried to fix it but it doesn’t do the timey wimey thing anymore!

Watching my mother’s development during this period was fascinating, as if she was rooted temporally in both the shared timey-wimey, wibbly-wobbly fabric of time and space as the rest of us but also exploding forward in growth, so that every year she spent in school and working for her self after her divorce, it was also about five more years of experience for her, lurching forward through all her growth stages. She was like Doctor Who.

Expect more timey-wimey shenanigans when the episode…screens on BBC One.

She had a timey-wimey out-of-order adventure with the Doctor.

Interstellar…. It’s brain-frying, existential stuff—particularly in the ending—but through a series of stupendous, timey-wimey set-pieces, the simple if cosmic power of love prevails.