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Often used in the same context:
clamber,
teeter,
prance,
clomp,
waddle,
saunter,
toddle,
writhe,
beetling,
stagger,
crumble,
wobbling,
flail,
slither,
slink,
tiptoe,
trudge,
amble,
scarper,
cavort,
trundle,
sashay,
flouncing,
tipsily,
canoodle,
stumble,
plod,
damply,
scurry,
lolled,
implode,
akimbo,
wander,
descend,
lurching,
simper,
clop,
metamorphose,
careen,
powerlessly,
uncurl,
gyrate,
wetly,
tremulously,
squires,
trot,
perambulate,
skitter,
swaggers,
crones,
undulate,
creak,
skulks,
gambol,
tremble,
genuflect,
wither,
unsteadily,
slosh,
sallying,
meander,
traipse,
bestride,
scampers,
crawling,
shambled,
galumph,
hurtle,
capering,
flit,
twirl,
splutter,
shriek,
chuff,
gallivant,
gibbering,
tramp,
frolic,
hobble,
lifelessly,
swanlike,
magicked,
piteously,
gaily,
scoot,
clodhoppers,
fretfully,
waltzing,
stilettos,
scanties,
boney,
shrivel,
vacantly,
querulous,
prevaricate,
nilly,
pottered,
convulse,
retching,
trustingly,
heaving,
bawls,
hostage,
bear,
chameleon,
degenerate,
destitute,
limbs,
quivers,
suffice,
suspect,
animate,
anything,
beavers,
boars,
body,
bough,
brains,
calhoun,
captive,
chrysalis,
analagous,
analogous,
fanlike,
force,
protrusive,
antithetic,
bending,
centrifugal,
chiastic,
congruous,
contrary,
counterintuitive,
exaggerated,
fulcrum,
guillotine,
gyroscopic,
homeostatic,
lever,
mediating,
obverse
More general:
careen,
move,
shift,
sway,
tilt,
walk,
wobble
Synonyms:
coggle,
dodder,
paddle,
seesaw,
teeter,
toddle,
waddle
Also try:
— Adjectives for totter:
teeter,
old,
last,
indiscriminate,
whole,
merest,
human,
young,
slight,
feeble,
scarce,
more...
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