dodderer

I'm the only one that old dodderer can identify by name!"

To put it in perfectly plain language, he was I would describe as an old dodderer.

Could he have been a senile dodderer after all?

Not all at once, but over a period of years, he became what some men call him, 'an old dodderer'.

"He's an old dodderer," Manfred tried again, there was a desperate edge to his voice.

I'm a foolish old man, a poor old dodderer!

A misguided dodderer who believed his first obligation was to his patients, not himself.

But why, why had Ginny settled on this old dodderer for our ally?

If I lose you now, your father will dismiss me from his service, and where then shall a poor lorn dodderer go?

The old man was past it, a dodderer, his usefulness was on the wane.

This old dodderer will hold the stage for as long as he's allowed to, from the look of him.'

"how's that make him an old dodderer?"

Lee-Daniel had been protecting the old dodderer from the board of directors, who saw him as an insurance nightmare.

"The dodderer has already revenged himself on Fafhrd by taking his left hand.

"Can't waste much time over the old dodderer," he had said to his assisting sergeant before Poirot was shown in.

But otherwise Bwadres was a most unexceptional old dodderer.

If a dodderer like Leonid Brezhnev could hold the system together for years, he surely could.

It is no secret that when he left with her two days ago he took her straight to that old dodderer.

What did the old dodderer desire?'

Quickly furious at her incoherence, she halted, took a deep breath, then said distinctly, 'He's not an old dodderer.

"The maunderings of an ignorant dodderer.

"Is this dodderer the challenger?"

"What's that you say, you dismal dodderer?

Then you know what he's like - an elderly dodderer well over seventy, short-sighted, amiable, a typically absent-minded professor in every respect but one.

'You poor old dodderer,' he said. '