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waddle

[wod-l] / ˈwɒd l /
VERB
walk like a duck
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I was about halfway through our fields when I met Old Gandy waddling home.

From Literature

The gnomes announced death as they did anything else, with squeaking excitement, and that morning I despised the pudgy, waddling creatures more than ever.

From Literature

A pair of penguins waddled into a care home in Nottinghamshire to spread some cheer to residents.

From BBC

Martin's other daughter, Kelly Fretwell, said her mother had "waddled" when she walked, had a limp, arthritis and had undergone two hip replacements.

From BBC

Then she hauled herself out of her chair and waddled to the door and gently took Mr. McGinity by the elbow.

From Literature