What is another word for waddle?
Pronunciation:
[ wˈɒdə͡l], [ wˈɒdəl], [ w_ˈɒ_d_əl]
Synonyms for Waddle:
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n.
• act • coggle • dodder • paddle • totter -
v.
• limp • lumber • oscillate • roll Other synonyms:
Other relevant words:
• lumber
• noun
- Footpace ,
- Lock step ,
- Tittup ,
- Wabble ,
- Waddled ,
- advance ,
- ambulate ,
- andante ,
- barge ,
- be inactive ,
- be late ,
- blether ,
- boogie ,
- bowl along ,
- bundle ,
- careen ,
- carriage ,
- claudicate ,
- claudication ,
- clump ,
- crawl ,
- crazy ,
- creep ,
- dabble ,
- dawdle ,
- dead march ,
- doddering ,
- doddery ,
- dogtrot ,
- drag ,
- drag along ,
- drag out ,
- drawl ,
- droop ,
- face about ,
- falter ,
- flag ,
- flounce ,
- foot ,
- foot it ,
- footslog ,
- footstep ,
- funeral march ,
- gait ,
- gallop ,
- glance off ,
- go ,
- goose step ,
- grovel ,
- halt ,
- hang fire ,
- hippety-hop ,
- hitch ,
- hobble ,
- hoof it ,
- hop ,
- idle ,
- inch ,
- inch along ,
- infatuated ,
- jog ,
- jolt ,
- jump ,
- lag ,
- larrup ,
- laze ,
- linger ,
- loiter ,
- lose one's way ,
- lumbering pace ,
- lunge ,
- lurch ,
- march ,
- mince ,
- mosey ,
- move ,
- move slowly ,
- pace ,
- pad ,
- parade ,
- peg ,
- perambulate ,
- piaffe ,
- pick ,
- plod ,
- poke ,
- poke along ,
- prance ,
- proceed ,
- promenade ,
- prowl ,
- pussyfoot ,
- rack ,
- ramble ,
- rate ,
- rock ,
- sashay ,
- scuff ,
- scuffle ,
- scuttle ,
- seesaw ,
- senile ,
- shake ,
- shamble ,
- shuffle ,
- sidle ,
- single-foot ,
- skip ,
- skulk ,
- slink ,
- slither ,
- slog ,
- slouch ,
- slow march ,
- slow motion ,
- slowness ,
- slug ,
- sneak ,
- spank ,
- splash around ,
- stagger ,
- stagger along ,
- stalk ,
- stamp ,
- steal ,
- stomp ,
- straddle ,
- straggle ,
- stride ,
- strut ,
- stumble ,
- stump ,
- swagger ,
- sway ,
- swing ,
- take one's time ,
- teeter ,
- tiptoe ,
- trail ,
- traipse ,
- tramp ,
- tread ,
- tremble ,
- trip ,
- trot ,
- trotter ,
- trudge ,
- velocity ,
- waggle ,
- walk ,
- walk unsteadily ,
- wamble ,
- wend ,
- wiggle ,
- wobble ,
- worm ,
- worm along ,
- yard .
How to use "Waddle" in context?
Waddle refers to the curving motion made by a person when they are walking, and it is most noticeable when the person is moving their arms in a pendulum-like motion. It is believed that the name originated from the Dutch word waddelen, which means "to move like a duck." In English, the word waddle is often used informally to describe someone or something who is unsteady on their feet.
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