toddle

You say well, Haimet, it was before your day; you were only beginning to toddle about when he died.

"Bless her, she was always in and out of it from the time she could toddle," said Mrs. Brown, pausing with the teapot in her hand.

Mrs. Carter blushed more than once to see her baby quit her and toddle across the room and greet Colburne's entrance.

So now in him you behold the baby toddler I spoke of; forced now to stand and toddle alone.

Nothing wrong with jazz—where the lights go out in the dance hall and the dancers jiggle and toddle and wiggle in a frenzy?

In the road a child, not more than able to toddle, was throwing stones at a blowing old goose.

Let's toddle along and see what Fu Manchu has to say for himself.

He had grown strong, and could toddle about and take care of himself wonderfully well for a child of his age.

Before the ship was ordered home, I could chew bacon and beef, and toddle about the decks.

To Mrs. Crook's laughing suggestion that they should "toddle down after tea" Mrs. Archer had entered gentle protest.