doddered (Meaning)

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doddered (a.)

Shattered; infirm.

The old man doddered down the street, his cane tapping the pavement with each step.
The drunk man doddered out of the bar, his footsteps unsteady.
The child doddered along behind her mother, trying to keep up.
The injured bird doddered around the tree, its wing drooping.
The old dog doddered across the lawn, its legs stiff and creaky.
The ancient tree doddered in the wind, its branches gnarled and twisted.
The doddered flower clung to the fence, its petals wilting in the sun.
The old woman doddered into the kitchen, her apron tied around her waist.
The doddered book lay on the shelf, its pages yellowed with age.
The doddered house stood on the hill, a relic of a bygone era.

Shattered; infirm.

lurched,staggered, weaved,tottered, stumbled, stomped, reeled, waddled, rocked, swayed

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The old man doddered down the street, his cane tapping the pavement with each step.

The drunk man doddered out of the bar, his footsteps unsteady.

The child doddered along behind her mother, trying to keep up.

The injured bird doddered around the tree, its wing drooping.