Meanings of doddery in English

The guy who was doing a very credible line in doddery old man.

Some thought his answers revealed a doddery, amnesiac jet-lagged octogenarian.

He was a little doddery and flat-footed, but he walked reasonably well for a man of eighty-eight.

And to achieve these goals, Turnball would have to play the soft, doddery reprobate for a while longer.

On more than one occasion, the 86-year-old apologised for appearing doddery, reminding the judges he was a great-grandfather.

I'd have liked a few more stats and facts to go with the doddery driving and the music.

Ancelotti, who managed the imperishable aristocrats of Milan, could give lectures on the folly of dismissing 29-year-olds as doddery.

Next up for Landau is a role as J Howard Marshall, the doddery billionaire husband of Anna Nicole Smith.

As I got nearer to the microphone, they'd hear this doddery voice going 'Do do do... do do do.'

Not even the doddery diner at the next table, madly demanding of every waiter, "Am I bothering you?"

I'd also like to see the veteran sitcom actor Geoffrey Palmer, 89 this summer, as Young Mr Grace, the store's doddery but libidinous owner.

He began to carol about his doddery old daddums and the good little woman who'd married him and on and on and so forth.

The overall image is increasingly of an ineffectual and doddery palace machine who seem to be losing control over the royal narrative and family members.

Honestly, can you imagine me following a herd of doddery aristocrats around the countryside while they shoot pheasants and bemoan the evils of Reform Bills?

"You can't share with your doddery old mother?" Spreading her arms.

The guy who was doing a very credible line in doddery old man.