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waddle

[wod-l] / ˈwɒd l /
VERB
walk like a duck
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Example Sentences

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The badger paddled to the riverbank and waddled out of the water, shimmying her fur.

From Literature

Keeping his eye on the net, Gandy honked his disgust and waddled over to one side as if he didn’t care to have a thing to do with me.

From Literature

As I waddled down the road, my heart swelled too—with sadness.

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