To strike against something with the foot; to trip or stumble. Also figurative. Obsolete.

intransitive. To stumble over a tree-stump or other obstacle. Also, to walk stumblingly (in quot. 1430 –40 figurative). Obsolete.

intransitive. To take a wrong step; to go astray. Also figurative.

intransitive. To stumble (literal and figurative).

intransitive. To miss one's footing, or trip over an obstacle, in walking or running, so as to fall or be in danger of falling.

intransitive. To stumble or trip. †Also, to fall through stumbling.

intransitive. In quot., To stumble.

intransitive. To stumble.

intransitive. To strike the foot against something, so as to hop, stagger, or fall; to stumble over an obstacle; to make a false step.

To stumble in walking.

intransitive. To stumble.

intransitive. In early use, to stumble (cf. founder, v.). Subsequently, to struggle violently and clumsily; to plunge, roll and tumble about in or as…

intransitive. To stumble.

intransitive. To move slowly or with difficulty; to flounder.