verb
definition
To walk with short steps, tilting the body from side to side.
Examples of waddled in a Sentence
As ducks waddled toward them, Elisabeth chuckled.
Mcphail just waddled around playing one or two backward passes.
Every landing was now noisy with servants, maids sped upstairs, flunkeys sped down, a butler waddled in a circle.
Getting up carefully, I waddled like a penguin to the loo only to find the door locked.
Along the track saw Red-crowned Parakeets (tick) and at the Brown Teal pond, 2 Brown Teal (tick) waddled up.
A few bold pigeons strolled by, looking for a handout but they waddled on down the path.
Got all of our kit ready for the next dive and then waddled across the road to the boat.
Anne was a middle-aged married woman at the time of her coronation; she waddled The coro- aatioa.
A minute later the old man's large stout figure in full-dress uniform, his chest covered with orders and a scarf drawn round his stomach, waddled out into the porch.
Gladys waddled downstairs, strung in more beads than the draped back room doorway of a Turkish dope den.
Gladys waddled down, her jaw set like a drill Sergeant, looking as if she'd like to spit in Jerome's coffee.