totter

Would you like me to totter along a white line?

Then he left her and tottered to his own bed.

The table tottered for a moment and then went over.

After a while the old man got up and tottered away.

She tottered along, one hand against the wall to support her.

For a moment it seemed as if reason itself began to totter.

I had to agree, and tottered off to get them.

It was half turned and tottered, but did not fall.

She tottered around the room like a child learning to walk.

At last Will tottered to his feet and turned to the front door.

His mind was tottering under the impact of what he had been told.

Trying not to totter, she walked around in front of the other woman.

He tottered for a moment, then fell onto his side.

After saying these words, he rose to his feet, tottering.

I tottered forward then and looked at the faces around us.

He had only just enough strength to turn and totter back into the open.

Yes, that would be in keeping with a man whose reason was already tottering.

The play tottered on like this for a quarter of an hour.

She was up and out of her chair, tottering but walking.

Worlds are tottering about us now, and still I only want to play.

Then she struggled to her feet and tottered up to the table.

She tottered across the room and put her arms around Elizabeth.

Just a few more days, till we totter in the road!

Four others were hard upon the heels of those who had tottered.

I tottered out of the bedroom and down to her kitchen.