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totter

[tot-er] / ˈtɒt ər /


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Dotting the shoreline is a bleak expanse of detritus: timeworn pumps, tottering derricks, wayward cranes and aging pipelines.

From Los Angeles Times

He tottered back the way they had come.

From Literature

He sees the milk carton tottering, and tries to reach it, but his fingers graze the side.

From Literature

She tottered just a bit, momentarily losing her balance, but she refused my help.

From Literature

Now, as they tottered back to the Grand Dame under the weight of several heavy bags of loaves and pletzels, an unusual silence fell.

From Literature