Mentally or physically infirm with age.
1 He and Edgar were not doddering queens, but men of sovereign authority.
2 He toils as an uninspired poetry teacher and a doddering single dad.
3 I'd be a doddering old man before I got through-thirtyyears old.
4 I want you to be with me till we're old and doddering .
5 Ey, and he called me ' doddering fool;' but look at him now!
6 I will leave this place of doddering old magi and ambitious young ones.
7 He hardly seemed the same sickly, doddering man I'd nursed back to health.
8 This was no obscure state ruled by a doddering depraved prince.
9 Today's errand: rescue the doddering Doctor, frogmarch him into the Palace.
10 Young Oldershaw and the doddering Hosack measure up to your standard.
11 He was a doddering old ass when he came to consult the oracle.
12 These doddering fools should serve him, thinking the while that they served themselves.
13 The greatest picaresque since Cervantes and Diderot is thrown away in doddering schtick.
14 I'm a doddering lunatic, incapable of thinking of anything but you.
15 He reeled and swayed, doddering like a drunken man to keep from falling.
16 Say, I'll bet Flint taken that doddering idiot's pass away for writing that.
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