shamble
sham·ble
intransitive verb \ˈsham-bəl\sham·bledsham·bling \-b(ə-)liŋ\
Definition of SHAMBLE
: to walk awkwardly with dragging feet : shuffle
— shamble noun
Examples of SHAMBLE
- He shambled into the room.
- <disconsolate and exhausted after losing the match, the wrestler shambled toward the locker room>
Origin of SHAMBLE
shamble bowed, malformed
First Known Use: 1717
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