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Often used in the same context:
amble,
saunter,
toddle,
scoot,
clomp,
prance,
slither,
galumph,
scurry,
lope,
totter,
sashay,
walk,
skulk,
stroll,
clop,
gambol,
trundle,
sidle,
slink,
perambulate,
plop,
munch,
cavort,
loll,
wander,
trudge,
waddlers,
mosey,
cluck,
meander,
traipse,
glide,
lumbered,
frolic,
lollygag,
nuzzle,
twirl,
plod,
tromp,
trot,
strutting,
striding,
dawdle,
flouncing,
tiptoe,
schlep,
chomp,
capering,
clamber,
ganders,
waltzing,
shamble,
shimmy,
scaredy,
mangy,
crawling,
snivel,
walleyed,
tipsily,
hunching,
snarf,
snuffle,
doglike,
bellied,
skitter,
wriggly,
laze,
lazily,
stare,
tiddly,
scrunch,
holler,
heffalump,
hoofing,
bipeds,
furry,
flit,
overfed,
limp,
nestle,
moult,
gape,
gaily,
wolfed,
promenading,
shoos,
placidly,
giggle,
clodhoppers,
bambi,
pootle,
swaggers,
mooed,
stagger,
fawn,
pout,
bandy legs,
fatted,
gallivant,
ramble,
chortle,
gait,
shuffle,
slouch,
gesticulations,
lurch,
twitch,
whirr,
crouch,
grimaces,
jerk,
jog,
lisp,
stutter,
twang,
twinkle,
vibrato,
canter,
caricature
More general:
gait,
walk
Synonyms:
coggle,
dodder,
paddle,
toddle,
totter
Also try:
— Adjectives for waddle:
slow,
awkward,
clumsy,
like,
characteristic,
slight,
peculiar,
ungainly,
rapid,
curious,
kind,
more...
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