verb
- walking with short steps and swaying from side to side
Usage: present participle of waddle
noun
- the act of walking with short steps while swaying from side to side
Usage: gerund form
Examples
- The duck was waddling across the pond’s edge.
- The toddler came waddling toward his mother with arms outstretched.
- The penguin’s waddling gait made everyone at the zoo smile.
- She was waddling uncomfortably in her final weeks of pregnancy.
- The old dog came waddling over to greet the visitors.
- His waddling became more pronounced as he aged.