intransitive. To totter, reel in one's gait, to stagger.

intransitive. To roll or turn over (also with over); to fall over (also with backward); to sway or be unsteady.

To stagger, totter.

intransitive. To stagger, totter. Also figurative to decline away from.

intransitive. ? To stagger, to flounder.

intransitive. To sway about. dialect.

intransitive. To sway about.

intransitive. To sway or roll about; move loosely and unsteadily. Also to goggle with the head, to shake or wag the head. Obsolete exc. dialect.

Of a person or (occasionally) an animal. intransitive. To sway unsteadily from side to side, as if about to overbalance or collapse; to totter or…

intransitive. To reel; to stagger.

Of a person or animal: To sway involuntarily from side to side when trying to stand or walk erect; to totter or reel as if about to fall; to walk…

intransitive. To move unsteadily or heavily from side to side or up and down; to sway without control. of a pendulous part of the body, or of the…

intransitive. To stagger, waver. Obsolete.

To reel, as from giddiness; to be affected with giddiness. Also figurative.

intransitive. To sway about, waver; to move with a swaying motion.

To stagger.