Definition of
Waddle
- (noun, act) walking with short steps and the weight tilting from one foot to the other
- (verb, motion) walk unsteadily
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Origin of the word Waddle
- "to walk with short steps," 1592, frequentative of wade. The noun is recorded from 1691.
via Online Etymology Dictionary, ©2001 Douglas Harper
People who say Waddle
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Miss_Alaynius @jallford well, I'm crap at running so I would probably do that fat woman almost run,fast walking waddle. Which would make you laugh = I win
PearlsorPistols I'm glad I didn't waddle when I was pregnant
SamJaam49 I've forgotten what it's like to walk without a waddle
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Words that sound like Waddle
wattle, wedel, wheat eel, wheatley, wheedle, white lie, white lily, white tail, white whale, white willow, whitehall, whitetail, whitlow, whittle, whittle away, wide wale, widely, withal, wittily, wittol, wood lily, woodhull
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