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toddle

toddle
Intransitive Verb
past: toddledpp: toddleding: toddling

Meanings

Intransitive Verbtoddle
[~]

To walk with short, unsteady steps, typically as a young child who is learning to walk.

Intransitive Verbtoddle
[~ to something]

To walk unsteadily or slowly toward a specific destination.

She watched the small child toddle over to the toy box.

Examples

The baby started to toddle across the living room toward his favorite toy.

Look at him toddle! He is almost walking perfectly.

Look at him toddle! He is almost walking perfectly.

I will just toddle off to bed now since I am exhausted.

I will just toddle off to bed now since I am exhausted.

The old man continued to toddle slowly down the hallway with his cane.

I should probably toddle over to the kitchen and see if there is any coffee left.

I should probably toddle over to the kitchen and see if there is any coffee left.

She watched her grandson toddle unsteadily toward her with a wide grin.

She watched her grandson toddle unsteadily toward her with a wide grin.

I am too tired to walk normally so I will just toddle back to the hotel.

Travel

The toddler began to toddle toward the dog but tripped over the rug.

The toddler began to toddle toward the dog but tripped over the rug.

Why don't you toddle over here and show me what you found in the garden?

Phrasal Verbs

toddle off

to walk away slowly and unsteadily, often in a casual or carefree manner

The toddler decided to toddle off toward the garden gate.

toddle over

to walk unsteadily toward a person or object

The little girl began to toddle over to her father for a hug.

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