waddling
To waddle is to walk or run with a very pronounced gait. It's often used to describe people or animals who are moving very slowly.
He waddled to the boat, looking very tired.
The duck waddled over to the pond.
To waddle is to walk or run with a very pronounced gait. It's often used to describe people or animals who are moving very slowly.
He waddled to the boat, looking very tired.
The duck waddled over to the pond.
verb
To walk with short steps, tilting the body from side to side.
noun
The act of one who waddles.
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Apparently, he could waddle.
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It is also known as the chicken waddle.
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Penguins waddled through the aquarium.
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The fat pigs waddle on the street.
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The fat man waddled to the front door.
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You had to waddle out of the coffeehouse.
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How fast did they waddle as lame ducks
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In spite of the denial of immunity, Waddle elected to testify for the court.
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The geese, unable to waddle, collapsed in a heap in the middle of the yard.
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They waddle to their seats waving hand held fans which stave off searing heat from sun.