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- noun Plural form of
waddle . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
waddle .
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Examples
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After finishing his apple, the porcupine waddles away, oblivious to the entertainment he's brought us.
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But then, while you're you're not looking, your brain waddles off like a giddy toddler down a hill, trying to catch the sounds with outstretched and clapping hands.
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She hoists herself out of the car and waddles to the dumpster, lifts the lid and drops in the bag.
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He waddles over to find one of the few apples left that has fallen off the tree, not twenty feet from us, sits down and contently starts eating.
New Weekly Contest: Best Hunting Story Wins a Leatherman 2009
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He waddles over to find one of the few apples left that has fallen off the tree, not twenty feet from us, sits down and contently starts eating.
New Weekly Contest: Best Hunting Story Wins a Leatherman 2009
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He struggles out of the cab then waddles to the back of the truck while I retrieve my bag from underneath the scattered bottles of water.
Dakota Roger Weaver 2011
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Because every single time I bring a group into the barn, Henrietta waddles up, meanders into the middle of the group, finds one person, walks over and says hello, then strolls with us as we make our way down the long aisle, meeting friend after friend.
Kathy Stevens: For All of Us: Stuff a Pumpkin, Please Kathy Stevens 2011
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Because every single time I bring a group into the barn, Henrietta waddles up, meanders into the middle of the group, finds one person, walks over and says hello, then strolls with us as we make our way down the long aisle, meeting friend after friend.
Kathy Stevens: For All of Us: Stuff a Pumpkin, Please Kathy Stevens 2011
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Because every single time I bring a group into the barn, Henrietta waddles up, meanders into the middle of the group, finds one person, walks over and says hello, then strolls with us as we make our way down the long aisle, meeting friend after friend.
Kathy Stevens: For All of Us: Stuff a Pumpkin, Please Kathy Stevens 2011
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After finishing his apple, the porcupine waddles away, oblivious to the entertainment he's brought us.
New Weekly Contest: Best Hunting Story Wins a Leatherman 2009
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