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waddler

[ UK /wˈɒdlɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone who walks with a waddling gait
    fat waddlers who walk like pigeons

How To Use waddler In A Sentence

  • If only I could get the newest back-lit, bluetooth, high resolution, 64 Mb turnip twaddler, I wouldn't ever need another gadget. Archive 2005-05-01
  • Every teacher or twaddler who denies it or suppresses it, is an enemy of life. The Irrational Knot Being the Second Novel of His Nonage
  • But while the Earl thus withdrew from public society, it was necessary, at least natural, that he should choose some one with whom to share the solitude of his own apartment; and Mowbray, superior in rank to the half-pay whisky-drinking Captain MacTurk; in dash to Winterblossom, who was broken down, and turned twaddler; and in tact and sense to Sir Bingo Saint Ronan's Well
  • Oh, we must have purchased the wrong swaddler, so I bought another. David Serchuk: Parenting: Everybody Has A Plan
  • She is a vivacious American actress who pulls off portraying anything from menaces to twaddlers, and whose versatility and range have earned her a solid reputation in a business that otherwise focuses on exteriors and beauty in female performers.
  • Press_, where the peer and the commoner, the priest and the alderman, the friar and the swaddler, [2] can stretch themselves at full length, provided they be not too churlish, let us laugh at those who breed useless quarrels, and set to the world the bright example of toleration and benevolence. Irish Wit and Humor Anecdote Biography of Swift, Curran, O'Leary and O'Connell
  • The only swaddler that worked for our Houdini was The Miracle Blanket. Not enough coffee in the world.
  • The only other movie to do that more graphically is "Wall•E," with its extraplanetary leisure world of grotesque waddlers. 'Incendies' Burns With Mystery, Truth
  • Most sleepsacks run about $20 and come in a swaddler version for newborns. Baby shower gift ideas
  • _tschts_ and _pshaws_ of a little group of his enemies, who lounged on the outside of the crowd to cast ridicule on the "swaddler" and the The Manxman A Novel - 1895
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