intransitive. To walk or run with short unsteady steps. Esp. of a young child learning to walk.

intransitive. To walk with short, unsteady, or uncoordinated steps like a child, often with a rocking motion; to toddle, doddle. Usually with…

intransitive. To move slowly or with uncertain steps; to toddle, like a child learning to walk. Also figurative.

intransitive. To walk unsteadily, as a child; to toddle; = daddle, v.1 Obsolete.

intransitive. With adverb or prepositional phrase indicating direction. To walk or run with short unsteady steps, as a small child or an infirm…

To walk totteringly as from feebleness or infirmity; to toddle; to go about slowly, idly or carelessly; to saunter, dander.

intransitive. To move unsteadily and with short tottering steps; to toddle.

intransitive. ‘To move with short steps as a child does’ (Jamieson 1825); to totter; to toddle; also playfully, to walk, go, move.

intransitive. To walk with slow, short, or unsteady steps; to proceed in a dawdling or uncoordinated manner; to waddle, toddle, potter. Sometimes…