intransitive. To move unsteadily up and down in riding, floating, etc.; to rise and fall on the surge, as a boat; to rock from side to side, to…

intransitive. To move to and fro restlessly or uncertainly; to waver. Obsolete.

intransitive. To waver.

To move unsteadily, as a floating object; to shift or sway (to and fro, etc.); to fluctuate, waver. Both of material and immaterial things. Obsolete.

intransitive. To move in an unsteady manner; to stagger, reel, lurch; to deviate from one's path. Also figurative.

Of things: to totter, waver; to move unsteadily, stagger, reel.

intransitive. To move unsteadily up and down; esp. of waves or a ship at sea, to pitch.

intransitive. To swing or sway unsteadily; to be in unstable equilibrium; to stagger.

intransitive. With adverbs or adverbial expressions denoting motion: To shake or wobble while in motion; to walk or move shakily; to waddle.

To move shiftily or unsteadily.

intransitive. Of a thing: To move loosely or shakily on its base or in its place of attachment. Of a person: To go unsteadily.

Of the voice, the eye, etc. (or a person with reference to these): To become unsteady; to shake, tremble, falter (through emotion or bodily…

To move suddenly, unsteadily, and without purpose in any direction, as, e.g. a person staggering.

intransitive. To move with short quick movements from side to side or up and down; to wobble; to waddle; = waggle, v. 2. Also with around, up, etc.

intransitive. To move like a see-saw; to sway from side to side; to move unsteadily; esp. of a person or animal, to walk with a swaying motion; to…