stagger /stagˈər/

1. To reel
2. To go reeling or tottering
3. To waver

1. To cause to reel
2. To give a shock to
3. To cause to waver
4. To nonplus, confound
5. To dispose alternately or variously, or to arrange so that one thing or part is ahead of another

1. A staggering
2. A wavering
3. A staggered arrangement (eg in aircraft, positive where the upper plane of a biplane is advanced, negative where the lower)
4. (in pl, often treated as sing) giddiness, also any of various kinds of disease causing horses, sheep, etc to stagger (grass or stomach staggers an acute indigestion; mad or sleepy staggers an inflammation of the brain)

staggˈered adjective

• compulsed
• compulses
• compulsing
• compulsion
• compulsionist
• compulsionists
• compulsion neurosis
• compulsions
• compulsitor
• compulsitors
• compulsive
• compulsively
• compulsories
• compulsorily
• compulsoriness
• compulsory
• compulsory purchase
• compulsory purchases
• compunction
• compunctions
• compunctious
• compunctiously
• compurgation
• compurgations
• compurgator