Difference between Waddle and Totter

WADDLE vs TOTTER: NOUN

A swaying gait.
The act of walking with a swaying or rocking motion from side to side; a clumsy, rocking gait, with short steps; a toddle.
The wane of the moon.
Walking with short steps and the weight tilting from one foot to the other
Walking with a waddling gait; walking with short steps and the weight shifting from one foot to the other

To walk heavily and clumsily with a pronounced sway.
To walk with short steps that tilt the body from side to side.
To walk with short steps, swaying the body from one side to the other, like a duck or very fat person; to move clumsily and totteringly along; to toddle; to stumble

Walk unsteadily, with short steps
A dialectal form of wattle.
To tread down by wading or waddling through, as high grass.
Synonyms Waddle, Toddle. Waddling is a kind of ungainly walking produced by the great weight or natural clumsiness of the walker; toddling is the movement of a child in learning to walk.
To sway or rock from side to side in walking; move with short, quick steps, throwing the body from one side to the other; walk in a tottering or vacillating manner; toddle.

An obsolete or dialectal form of tatter.
To stand or walk unsteadily; walk with short vacillating or unsteady steps; be unsteady; stagger.
To shake, and threaten collapse; become disorganized or structurally weak and seem ready to fall; become unstable and ready to overbalance or give way.
To dangle at the end of a rope; swing on the gallows.
Synonyms and
Stagger, etc. See reel.
To shake; impair the stability of; render shaky or unstable.
Walk unsteadily, with short steps
To tremble, rock.

Slink, Plop, Stroll, Galumph, Walk, Sashay, Scurry, Scoot, Prance, Amble, Coggle, Dodder, Paddle, Totter, Toddle

Saunter, Crumble, Unsteadily, Clamber, Rock, Reel, Wobble, Stagger, Coggle, Seesaw, Dodder, Paddle, Toddle, Waddle, Teeter

Traipse, Trot, Cluck, Cavort, Sidle, Plop, Stroll, Galumph, Walk, Scoot, Prance, Amble, Paddle, Totter, Toddle

Careen, Writhe, Flail, Saunter, Crumble, Unsteadily, Clamber, Rock, Reel, Wobble, Stagger, Seesaw, Paddle, Toddle, Teeter

Waddle was the first reported flu death in Cleveland County.
They waddle up to her glass door and look in.
On GO, they waddle to a designated Finish Line.
Marr Chase Jaycee Horn Jaylen Waddle Joseph Ossai.
Why does my chicken waddle like a duck?
Piglets for sale father red waddle mother berkshire.
To Tom Waddle, you talked George into coming.
He whistles, and an army of Gordos, Waddle Dees, and Waddle Doos rain down and rampage, pummeling all in their way.
Waddle Dees are common enemies in the Kirby series, but the Bandana Waddle Dee has proven its worth.
Pallbearers will be Todd Hughes, Mike Waddle, Matthew Waddle, Bradley Waddle, Johnny Cox, Eddie Waddle, Randy Minor and Harold Hughes Jr.

Because lies will finally totter, while MISHNA: One who through forgetfulness at onetime wrote two letters is culpable.
Look upon your estate, that seems trembling, and about to totter and fall.
The collector of Sullivan is on the totter.
Lest the stars totter in the guilt of man!
Mrs. Totter holds a Masters' degree in psychology from the University of Vienna (Austria).
So, put bigger washers on the teeter totter to avoid an accident.
Play with objects on a teeter totter to learn about balance.
To shake, totter, waver, be violently agitated or shaken.
Se totter de, to be well satisfied with.
Some are eerily agile, others totter or stagger.