Tottered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TOTTERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TOTTER, to walk unsteadily
• move in a feeble or unsteady way
• (of a building) shake or rock as if about to collapse
• be insecure or about to fail
NOUN:
• a feeble or unsteady gait.
• a person who makes a living by salvaging saleable items from dustbins or rubbish heaps

Words related to TOTTERED

totter6 tottering10 totters7

Words that contain TOTTERED

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How to use TOTTERED in a sentence

• He laughed as they rolled out at his feet, and tried to stoop to collect them, then tottered to a chair, and covered for a moment his face with his hands.
• With a ghastly look on his bloated features, he scanned for one moment the row of deeply shocked faces before him, then tottered back out of sight, and fled towards the staircase.
• He had tottered for a moment, then he had recovered himself.
• Whole cities shivered, tottered, reeled, and fell in spreading heaps of undistinguishable ruin.
• The maximum of stifling and of agony passed, and, although he was still weak and giddy, he tottered in the direction of the house and of Nalasu.
• I knew nothing, saw nothing, merely tottered on in my quest for safety.
• And I, too, tottered as I walked, so that the guards helped to lead me across that sun-blinding patch of yard.
• The eldest, Julian Peveril, a fine boy betwixt four and five years old, led in his hand a little girl of eighteen months, who rolled and tottered along.
• Here he got a shirt, and tottered on as far as the quarter-deck.
• Twice he tottered to the altar rails, turned, shifted his stick from his left hand to his right, and, with his one good arm raised, he gave the Benediction.
• Nations raged, kingdoms tottered, When he uttered his voice the earth melted.
• The steward, nearly strangled, tottered out on a sign from his master.
• The youth tottered with weakness, and the old man supported him with much difficulty.
• The man tottered and stumbled as he walked, so that the duke was soon abreast to him.
• At last! At last! Poor Brother Anthony was a human being, albeit his reason tottered on its throne at certain times of the moon.
• Weeks slept off the worst of his pain and, though he complained of weakness, he tottered back on duty to help.
• She tottered and would have fallen if Dave had not caught her.
• He tottered backward and fell, striking his head violently upon some object in the bottom of the boat.
• He began to doze, so his companion took him out, and they tottered along after their company.
• Somewhere, it seemed, a religion tottered upon its foundations.
• The relief was so great that Ken fairly tottered as he went in to the bench.
• He tottered backward, and would have fallen, had not a young man from the audience sprang to his assistance.
• Earl tottered at the mention of his paternal grandfather, who had given the first impetus to the family fortune by driving a tin-cart about the country.
• She stood up quickly as if moved by a spring and tottered.
• And so, half-led, half-carried, she tottered from the room.
• With a bitter groan I tottered back against the wall, while the cold dew stood on my brow, and my limbs trembled under me.
• She tottered to a gate by the roadside, and there, clinging weakly with her head bowed upon her arms, she remained for a very long time.
• Just as they stood, hesitating, on the last step of the portico, an old man, with a bag in his right hand and leaning upon a youth, tottered by.

Similar words containing TOTTER without suffix ed

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