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Often used in the same context:
plod,
ambling,
waddle,
scurry,
lurching,
skulks,
mosey,
trundles,
saunter,
somnambulist,
skitters,
totter,
trudge,
witless,
foursome,
slinking,
lumbered,
careen,
meander,
perambulate,
slaphappy,
mewling,
gibbering,
lumpen,
apathetically,
prancing,
puking,
crawling,
canasta,
wander,
aimlessly,
rhythmless,
snuffling,
bleats,
desultorily,
chug,
degenerates,
demented,
yelping,
blithering,
cawing,
tonk,
banshees,
gabble,
clomp,
bleary,
bunco,
carousal,
mumbling,
rollicked,
slogs,
capering,
scrabble,
torpid,
duffers,
rummage,
ragamuffins,
galumph,
scramble,
mangy,
larks,
lope,
yip,
gamboling,
flails,
tuneless,
cackling,
loll,
staggers,
hunker,
straggling,
dodgeball,
wail,
rabble,
yodeled,
beetling,
trotting,
cacophonic,
ambrose,
plink,
bowery,
flit,
elevens,
droned,
toddle,
traipse,
howling,
pattering,
monkeyshines,
soulless,
chaotically,
ghouls,
waltzing,
twosomes,
wanking,
querulous,
masquerade,
nattering,
zombies,
metamorphose,
stumbling,
groaning,
gait,
canter,
footsteps,
hops,
jerks,
sprawl,
courtship,
gallop,
lurch,
paces,
stride,
swipes,
tread,
trot,
ascent,
bouncing,
contraption,
ebb
More specific:
drag,
scuff
More general:
walk,
walking
Synonyms:
scuffle,
shambling,
shuffle,
shuffling
Also try:
— Adjectives for shamble:
desultory,
loose,
human,
rapid,
slow,
queer,
ungainly,
brisk,
bloudless,
clumsy,
whole,
more...
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