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gait

noun as in way an animal or person moves, walks

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Today, his home-run gait around the bases would be wobbly, and his right fist pumps would be shaky, and afterward he might need help in the locker room buttoning his shirt.

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As he usually does when removing a pitcher, his gait was slow — at least, initially.

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These days, there’s a weariness in his eyes and gait, understandable after such a profound disruption in the twilight of his life.

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But the recent pictures of swollen ankles — as well as his poor posture, bad gait, unexplained anger, extreme lethargy and deepening addiction to gibberish — are causing the show to falter.

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My family has noticed a difference in my gait and my endurance.

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