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Often used in the same context:
teeters,
slinks,
staggers,
lurches,
skulks,
drags,
wanders,
sashays,
cowers,
plops,
ambles,
toddles,
descends,
hobbles,
lolls,
careens,
flees,
clings,
skitters,
flails,
trundles,
limps,
saunters,
wriggles,
scurries,
waddles,
dangles,
trudges,
crumbles,
dithers,
swaggers,
hangs,
plods,
vanishes,
crouches,
disappears,
gropes,
crawls,
vacillates,
creeps,
pulls,
scoots,
hovers,
prances,
sidles,
leers,
reappears,
plucks,
convulses,
writhes,
mutters,
hightails,
clomp,
plunges,
flits,
thrashes,
glides,
wallows,
weeps,
flirts,
shrivels,
dawdles,
stumbles,
nudges,
uncoils,
succumbs,
strews,
grinds,
trembles,
abandons,
gapes,
gazes,
acquiesces,
plummets,
trots,
sneaks,
mopes,
sways,
tumbles,
sags,
withers,
whisks,
scampers,
capitulates,
prattles,
confronts,
implodes,
whirls,
grovels,
stomps,
roams,
yanks,
languishes,
leans,
thunders,
seethes,
accosts,
cavorts,
meanders,
slobbers,
bewitches,
pushes,
roach,
second,
silo,
*,
1s,
\u00a3,
actings,
ada,
affords,
ages,
ante,
approximate,
aspire,
attains,
award,
bales,
be,
bear,
bears,
beavers
Also try:
— Adjectives for totters:
teeter,
arithmetic,
last,
high,
individual,
post,
weakness,
former,
giant,
whole
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