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Meanings of toddle in English

Catalan
culejar
Spanish
avanzar a pasitos

Walk unsteadily.

culejar
Usage of toddle in English
1
A small child could toddle through the water without wetting her knees.
Bones of the Dragon
2
Legs still plump enough to toddle, lips just beginning to form words.
Blood harvest
3
I mean you will toddle home with me at the earliest opp.
The Little Warrior
4
Well, I must toddle along and see how the Friar Festival is.
The Sorrows of a Show Girl: A Story of the Great "White Way"
5
He walked like a little child who is permitted to toddle alone.
Les Misérables
6
Great-grandfathers with snowy hair came leading little ones who could scarcely toddle.
Fruitfulness
7
I'll buff on this baby for awhile, then toddle off to bed.
Revival
8
He began to toddle about, and made acquaintances with the neighbours' children.
Jasmin: Barber, Poet, Philanthropist
9
Now I'll hafter toddle along or Tim will give me a call-down.
Nan Sherwood at Pine Camp; Or, The Old Lumberman's Secret
10
Soon's she could toddle, she used to come dancin' to meet me.
The Canadian Elocutionist / Designed for the Use of Colleges, Sc...
11
Might get Mr Yovell to toddle along too.' It seemed to amuse him.
Man of War
12
She had brought her baby-boy with her; he was just learning to toddle.
There was a King in Egypt
13
The new baby walked with a toddle and called out Ba-ba and Ma-ma.
The Hungry Stones, and Other Stories
14
And he would toddle out, slamming the door like a clap of thunder.
Villa Elsa / A Story of German Family Life
15
But every kid plays baseball from the time he can toddle.
The Chums of Scranton High / Or, Hugh Morgan's Uphill Fight
16
There I left her to toddle homeward while I went on my way.
A Bicycle of Cathay
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Toddle through the time
Toddle across language varieties
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