waddle
/ˈwɒdəl, ˈwædəl/Definitions
1. verb
to walk with an unsteady gait, typically with the feet splayed apart; to move with an unsteady or clumsy pace.
“The baby waddled around the room, trying to find its mother.”
2. verb
to move with a clumsy or unsteady gait, typically in a humorous or exaggerated manner.
“The comedian waddled across the stage, tripping over his own feet.”
3. noun
a clumsy or unsteady gait, typically characterized by a splayed or wide-legged stance.
“The waddle of the penguin was adorable as it waddled along the beach.”
4. noun
a clumsy or awkward manner of walking or moving.
“The waddle of the drunk person was a concern for those around them.”