It was a walk Laura recognized instantly, sort of a half-shamble, half-strut.

I stood in my doorway and watched him shamble off to bed.

Then they take their handcarts and shamble slowly towards the farthest door.

We passed an old woman hanging a shamble-man made of oat sheaves.

I was surprised to see people setting up straw-stuffed shamble-men outside their homes.

Saunders watched the bent form shamble between the counters and desks and disappear.

Bandits were fairly common, but there were also wicked uncles, stepmothers, and shamble-men.

They reined in to watch the hundred or so broken figures shamble past.

His walk was a patient shamble, but he covered incredible distances.

Then he started gathering old faerie stories too, legends about bogies and shamble-men.

They took in her pallor, her shamble, her vacant eyes and inarticulate groans.

The ivory Pequod was turned into what seemed a shamble; every sailor a butcher.

The sudden ray shot keen and pure into that shamble.

They began to rise, to shamefacedly shamble toward the door.

There were pages on the shamble-men, rendlings, and the trow.

Flen watched them shamble idly about, cropping the grass with their wide, rubbery mouths.