poddle
/ˈpɒdl/informal (chiefly English regional )
verb
[no object] To walk with slow, short, or unsteady steps; to proceed in a dawdling or uncoordinated manner; to waddle, toddle, potter. Sometimes with adverb, as about, along, etc.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Clare (1793–1864), poet, farm labourer, and naturalist. Variant of paddle. Perhaps compare toddle, doddle.
- putrid sore throat
- putrifiable
- putrification
- putriform
- put salt on the tail of
- putsch
- putsching
- putschism
- putschist
- put someone about
- put someone away
- put someone down
- put someone down as
- put someone down for
- put someone forward
- put someone in his (or her) place
- put someone in mind of
- put someone in the way of
- put someone off
- put someone off their stroke
- put someone on
- put someone on a charge of something
- Doncaster
- doncha
- done