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Meanings of totter in English
Catalan
balancejar Spanish
tambalear Usage of totter in English
1
At the first step of the horse Mr. Podington began to totter.
2
But the company continues to totter on an uncomfortably high earnings multiple.
3
When it was done she could hardly totter out of the office.
4
He pulled Himself together in order to totter a few steps farther.
5
This question made Eleanore's ideas of order and duty quake and totter.
6
The giant's body seemed to totter over him like a falling mountain.
7
Taking his stick, however, he managed to totter out of the cave.
8
These men will totter on, and longer perhaps than even themselves imagine.
9
As soon as he could totter forth, Beck hastened to his crossing.
10
They totter about on tip-toe; they yawn and forget to shut their mouths.
11
She seemed to totter on the very edge of the pit of destruction.
12
The thirst for speculation caused the oldest and most reliable houses to totter.
13
Vertigo seized her; even reason seemed to totter upon its throne.
14
Then one of the posts gave way and another was seen to totter.
15
His pace has slackened, and there is an occasional totter in his step.
16
The pillars of state of English orthography at least seemed destined to totter.
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Totter through the time
Totter across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common