doddery

A year's a long time, and he has been looking a bit doddery lately.

The idea of that poor doddery thing wandering around in the woods!

I'm not a doddery old veteran of the magic wars yet.

Well who wants to go out with a doddery old bugger like me anyway!

Lawson admitted he was a doddery old sod who liked a drink.

"I'll keep all the low-key, easy travelling stuff for when I'm really doddery," she says.

Croak is a doddery old man, testy and maudlin.

On the other side, the Wormolds are an old couple with Harold being very doddery.

I am old enough to be your great-grandfather's ancestor - but I am not doddery yet.

"I'm feeling a bit doddery lately.

A handful of snow leopards and a doddery old priest guarding a stone god in a cavern temple?

The doddery innkeeper had a couple-three slaves for kitchen help but evidently didn't trust them to wait on table, and did it himself.

I'm not a doddery old lady!'

And a veil and a draughty old convent and only doddery old nuns for company?

Maybe it's the hotel's injunctions that set the tone for a low-key, if not downright doddery spell in the lacklustre dining room.

Old Oinash, for ensample, is but a doddery old timeserver awaiting his pension.

There was a doddery starry schoolmaster type veck, glasses on and his rot open to the cold nochy air.

"That's it, that's it, I'm a trouble and I'm to be treated like some doddery old bugger."

"If I turn into a doddery old lady who doesn't understand anything about modern children, perhaps I will have to write about children in the past," she says.

They do not suffer from the sort of psychological inflexibility that characterizes the doddery old men of the Commission, who enter the future still clutching the ideas of their youth.

We stocked up for the journey ahead, carefully avoiding the eye of a mobile ear surgeon - a doddery old man with an unnerving squint and a grisly array of probing tools.

The Great Wall of China levels feature Coco as the player character and are played riding on the back of a tiger cub while avoiding doddery pan carriers and Chinese dragons.

One lord justice of appeal appointed in 1984, Sir David Croom-Johnson, was seventy when he took up his post, the age at which mere mortals are deemed too doddery to be trusted on jury service.

I did worry that pie-ing Murdoch might generate sympathy for him, and I was surprised that afterwards he was presented as a doddery old man when really he's much more like Don Corleone.

The thought which crossed her mind was If he calls me sai again, as though I were a schoolteacher or his doddery old great aunt, I'm going to take off this stupid apron and swat him with it.