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Meanings of waddle in English
Synonyms
Examples for "paddle"
Examples for "paddle"
1
You could paddle your way around Hamilton Island in a sea kayak.
2
McGee himself sat in the stern of the boat, paddle in hand.
3
Many hotels offer non-motorised water sports for free like kayaking and paddle-boarding.
4
When he touches her left breast, the paddle moves to the left.
5
In an instant she jumped in, untied it, and seized the paddle.
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.
1
A small child could toddle through the water without wetting her knees.
2
Legs still plump enough to toddle, lips just beginning to form words.
3
I mean you will toddle home with me at the earliest opp.
4
Well, I must toddle along and see how the Friar Festival is.
5
He walked like a little child who is permitted to toddle alone.
1
Describes the only parasite on his wildflower list - the dodder.
2
Here we describe the genome sequence of the parasitic field dodder, Cuscuta campestris.
3
Why should she dodder over such a trifle as this prospective official marriage?
4
The word "dodder" signifies the plural of "dodd," a bunch of threads.
5
Oaks covered with dodder, that is, with parasitic plants, and therefore dead or dying.
1
I reck'n 'twar on a coggle, an' rolled eezy.
2
A cry of agony passed from his lips; his head "coggled" over among the weeds; and he lay in my arms without struggling.
Usage of waddle in English
1
AR fire comes in, we waddle our way back to the bamboo.
2
He watched me waddle past doing my act, grimaced, and looked elsewhere.
3
In ten years she will waddle with a shawl over her head.
4
Some of them are so fat that they waddle just like geese.
5
Then she turned, with a puff and a waddle, to Miss Abbot.
6
Tin percint of the world's sea lions waddle onto Seal Bay.
7
She started to waddle away, but then thought better of it.
8
I knew I had to leave when I started to waddle.
9
As the morning drew on, they began to waddle away towards the river.
10
Corelli watched fat-ass Dolchik waddle across the office and into his glassed-in cubicle.
11
Must go, stumble, waddle, traipse like the Mummy, follow the whimper.
12
Their walk is a waddle, and they bulge with seeming corpulency.
13
Men of his type walk with a rapid waddle, or they sit still.
14
His walk, again, might more correctly have been called a waddle.
15
With voyeuristic awe, he watched an abnormally round woman waddle by.
16
Tyrion cursed and made for the steps with a rolling waddle.
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Translations for waddle
Waddle through the time
Waddle across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common