Definition of waddle:

part of speech: verb

To move with short steps, inclining the body from side to side.

Common misspellings * :

• woddle (100.0%)

Usage examples :

• But as long as any of us could pile on enough clothing and waddle out of the hut, we didn't dare stop. "Four-Day Planet", - Henry Beam Piper

• Then it fled from her with a passionate waddle scattering blades of grass behind it as it went. "Audrey Craven", - May Sinclair

• Ducks, many species of which are found in Mexico, have a flat bill; and their short legs, placed so far behind, compel them to waddle in walking, although they can swim with great facility. "Adventures of a Young Naturalist", - Lucien Biart