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Examples for "paddle"
Examples for "paddle"
1You could paddle your way around Hamilton Island in a sea kayak.
2McGee himself sat in the stern of the boat, paddle in hand.
3Many hotels offer non-motorised water sports for free like kayaking and paddle-boarding.
4When he touches her left breast, the paddle moves to the left.
5In an instant she jumped in, untied it, and seized the paddle.
1At the first step of the horse Mr. Podington began to totter.
2But the company continues to totter on an uncomfortably high earnings multiple.
3When it was done she could hardly totter out of the office.
4He pulled Himself together in order to totter a few steps farther.
5This question made Eleanore's ideas of order and duty quake and totter.
1AR fire comes in, we waddle our way back to the bamboo.
2He watched me waddle past doing my act, grimaced, and looked elsewhere.
3In ten years she will waddle with a shawl over her head.
4Some of them are so fat that they waddle just like geese.
5Then she turned, with a puff and a waddle, to Miss Abbot.
1A small child could toddle through the water without wetting her knees.
2Legs still plump enough to toddle, lips just beginning to form words.
3I mean you will toddle home with me at the earliest opp.
4Well, I must toddle along and see how the Friar Festival is.
5He walked like a little child who is permitted to toddle alone.
1Describes the only parasite on his wildflower list - the dodder.
2Here we describe the genome sequence of the parasitic field dodder, Cuscuta campestris.
3Why should she dodder over such a trifle as this prospective official marriage?
4The word "dodder" signifies the plural of "dodd," a bunch of threads.
5Oaks covered with dodder, that is, with parasitic plants, and therefore dead or dying.
1I reck'n 'twar on a coggle, an' rolled eezy.
2A cry of agony passed from his lips; his head "coggled" over among the weeds; and he lay in my arms without struggling.