waddled
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of Waddle
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Agh-uhh!” the baboon grunted. He turned and waddled up the stairs. Unfortunately, the Lakers jersey didn't completely cover his multicolored rear.
I hoped they couldn't run very fast with those stubby little legs and flippers, but they waddled along pretty well.
A group of ten 7-year-olds waddled to a dining table in collared shirts and ballet flats.
By the end, he waddled round in a rubber fat-suit, his face painted bright orange like the anthropomorphised bubbles in the company’s “” adverts, and The Corona Man was too ashamed to meet my gaze, despite our former intimacy.
For the first 22 or so years of living, graduating college seems like life's pinnacle — indeed, your entire existence has been built up around getting a degree, from the time you waddled into kindergarten.
On our Ecuador/Galapagos Adventures by Disney trip with our grandson, a juvenile sea lion waddled up the beach, ignored the adults in the group, and joined the children.