toddled (Meaning)

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toddled (imp. & p. p.)

of Toddle

The baby toddled unsteadily towards its mother's outstretched arms.
The toddler toddled along the sidewalk, holding onto the parent's hand for support.
The little girl toddled through the field, her laughter echoing in the air.
The toddler toddled around the room, exploring every nook and cranny.
The young child toddled confidently down the hall, unaware of the obstacles ahead.
The toddler toddled over to the window and peered outside at the world.
The baby toddled towards the stairs, eager to climb to new heights.
The toddler toddled into the kitchen and grabbed a cookie from the counter.
The little boy toddled up to the dog and gave it a gentle pat.
The toddler toddled outside and played in the warm sunlight.

of Toddle

lurched, shook, tottered, floundered, stumbled, shuddered, weaved, quivered, wobbled, rocked

No antonyms found.

The baby toddled unsteadily towards its mother's outstretched arms.

The toddler toddled along the sidewalk, holding onto the parent's hand for support.

The little girl toddled through the field, her laughter echoing in the air.

The toddler toddled around the room, exploring every nook and cranny.