She'd teeter slightly on her crutches, then throw one wide to catch herself.

We sat, to recite, on long settees, pea-green in color, which would teeter slightly on the well-worn floor.

Bish teetered slightly, getting out a cigar and inspecting it carefully before lighting it.

The waitress carried two trays of food in her arms, teetering slightly beneath the weight.

Then she begins to approach the pyramid with strange little hops, sometimes landing on one foot, teetering slightly, sometimes risking a few steps.

He saw me, but ignored me, turning his attention to Broken-Tooth, who was still teetering slightly and involuntarily on the end of the branch.